Orgy Band

Of all of rock & roll's many comatose old tricks, few are hanging as tenuously to their life-support systems as that absolute relic known as the live album. Having said that, Rage's first such effort, From the Cradle to the Stage, benefits from a better premise (celebrating the enduring power thrashers' 20th anniversary), a better track listing, and a better overall recording quality than most half-hearted, contract-fulfilling entries into the format…

Necromass was born in 1992 and shined as a sinister, infernal star. The first demo “Connected Body Pentagram” (1992) was out the same year; it has been reprinted several times and distributed in thousands of copies. The following year they released their first 7’’ EP, “His Eyes” (Carnefician Prod., 1993), a raw and wild black metal work, containing, among other things, the first version of “Sodomatic Orgy of Hate” (later re-recorded for the first album “Mysteria”). The band had its official live comeback at Rock Hard Festival in Milan on September the 17th 2011 and announced the new album “Calix. Utero. Babalon.” to be released on June the 30th, 2013. Recorded at Nadir Music Studios and produced by Funeral Industries, it represents the official comeback for the black metal cult band, 17 years after the last full lenght “Abyss Calls Life” (1996). An evocative portrait of Tilla Durieux as Circe, made by German symbolist painter Franz von Stuck in 1913, has been chosen as album cover. In the meantime, the band is planning next gigs to present their new evil compositions and to kick asses in the International scene.