Polish black/death metal act BEHEMOTH has unleashed their new live DVD/Blu-ray, Messe Noire, today worldwide. Messe Noire includes The Satanist cinematic archive featuring all official videos associated with the band’s record of the same name. To coincide with Messe Noire’s release, Behemoth has unveiled their full production video for “O Father, O Satan, O Sun!,” the last clip to be released from The Satanist. You can check it out below.
Considered to be one of the leading death metal bands to emerge from Poland in the 1990s, Behemoth have endured quite a few line-up shifts in the course of their career (especially in the bass department), with founding singer/guitarist Nergal (Adam Darski) being the only constant member. Behemoth were formed in 1991 (originally as a trio), and began issuing several demos shortly thereafter, the most circulated one being 1993’s From the Pagan Vastlands. The same year, the band issued their debut release And the Forests Dream Eternally via the Italian independent label Entropy. Two years later, the group released its first full-length recording, Sventevith, which received favorable reviews by the metal underground press. For 1996’s Grom, Behemoth widened their musical vision by experimenting with acoustic guitars, synthesizers, and female vocalists, but all the while retained their brutal, extreme metal sound, leading to the group’s inaugural full-on tour of Europe. Released in 1997, the three-track stopgap EP Bewitching the Pomerania proved to be the first recording to feature drummer Inferno (Zbigniew Robert Promiński), who soon became a driving force (and permanent fixture) in the band.
Source: Lamgboat
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