Demigod - Let Chaos Prevail

01. Not Dead Enough
02. Let Chaos Prevail
03. Dark Turns Black
04. Cult of Sickness
05. God Said Suffer
06. To See The Last One Die
07. Self-Caged
08. End of Evolution
09. The Uncrowned
10. Baptized in Enmity

Band: Demigod
Album: Let Chaos Prevail
Year: 2007
Genre: Death Metal
Label: Xtreem Music
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Line-Up
Tuomas Ala-Nissilä - vocals
Tuomo Latvala - drums
Tero Laitinen - guitar
Sami Vesanto - bass
Jussi Kiiski - guitar

PASSWORD: http://beyondthenothingness.blogspot.com

Demigod was formed in August of 1990 in a little town in Finland called Loimaa. The band was heavily inspired by such bands as Infernal Majesty, Possessed, Obliveon, Invocator and Carcass. The first studio-demo "Unholy Domain" was recorded in December of 1990. That demo-tape gained a huge success in underground circles around the world. It also came out as split-album with the Finnish band Necropsy in 1992. Demigod signed a record deal with the Spanish label, Drowned Productions (the label later changed it's name to Repulse) in spring 1992. The album "Slumber Of Sullen Eyes" was recorded and mixed at Tico-Tico Studios (Kemi, Finland) in July 1992. The band played many live shows in the early 90's. The music style experienced a slight change towards a more aggressive and thrashier direction. As a result the band recorded two tight promo-tapes in 1993 and 1994. Despite the good response from press and fans those tapes had, the band split up temporarily. After a short silence the band started to rehearse again. Their musical variety got wider and lots of new great songs were written although the band kept a very low profile during that time. In early 1998 the members decided to awaken the slumbering Demigod again. After some difficulties and setbacks Demigod signed a record deal with Spikefarm Records in 2001. Second album "Shadow Mechanics" was released in July 2002. The album includes various songs easily spanning the ten years period after the “Slumber Of Sullen Eyes”. In the beginning of 2005 the new material for the third album is ready. Demigod's style of music has found its final shape and the line-up has finally set in to its place as well.

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