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AKERBELTZ Lloret De Mar, Spain
Akerbeltz is a band active since 1996. The releases:
-Spreading the eternal mayhem. (Blut und Eisen,
Germany).
-A wave of darkness. (Metal Millenium, Germany).
-Tabellae defixionum. (Metal Millenium, Germany).
-Akerhell. (Metal Millenium).
-Never deny from the powers of sorcery. (Last rights, U.S.A.).
-Infernuko Erreka. (Oniric records, Spain).
And the splits: With different bands world wide.
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