COMMANDER - Death Metal Munich Munich, Germany
In 2006, the eagerly awaited debut "World's Destructive Domination" was released.
2008 COMMANDER hit the ground running
once again and serve an absolute Death Metal feast entitled "The Enemies We Create". Like its predecessors, "Fatalis" is rooted in rough and brute death metal, with some thrashy experiments, that guarantees for a variety that is sometimes lacking in other releases in this segment
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