The Slayerking
The Slayerking founded in late 2013 in a rehearsal room. They avoided any publicity until they officially set foot in the
scene with their 2016 debut Sanatana Dharma.
Music is doom metal with progressive elements.
Sound is heavy but not compressed.
The Slayerking is a troll that thinks of itself as a King but it's only a Slayer who unremorselessly slays any hope morals have about salvation.
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Epitome of doom. I wouldn't look any further.
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Marauding blackened death metal sporting a variety of guest vocalists and a sense of impending doom.
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