Aeturnus
From Blackest Darkness
Reviewed by Jeff Lott
Oh my! I hear plenty of aggression and intensity here! I only wish the production could have been as hot as the music. There are four tunes here, my favorite being "Death From Above." I definitely smell a big Pantera Influence here. If these guys can get a higher quality tape out production wise, record labels should be busting their doors down.
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