Viserion New York, New York
Based out of Queens, New York City, VISERION take raw black metal and metamorphose these elements with a chaotic fury of extreme influences. Death, grindcore and progressive dynamics bleed through their caustic compositions entwining a tortuous aura across the music. They are unafraid to descend into the blackened depths and showcase the horrors within. ... more
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