The Infernal Sea UK
The Infernal Sea have been a plague on this Earth since late 2009, composing fierce and terrifying black metal from the
Fenlands of England, conjuring compelling tales of English & European history throughout the Medieval period.
The Infernal Sea have proven themselves on the live circuit supporting Anaal Nathrakh, Gaahls Wyrd, 1349, Vreid, Napalm Death, Akercocke, Rotting Christ and Tsjuder.
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