We're digging into the vault on this one. Two Swedish bands that had humble beginnings, but contained members that would go on to be a part of bands that would shape the genre. House of Usher, a band with little output, but a huge reputation within Swedish death metal circles and featured Martin Larsson who would go onto At The Gates and Stefan Källarsson from Crypt of Kerberos. Then we have Crystal Age, an abrasive, technical death metal outfit with a penchant for Star Wars lyrics featuring Oscar Dronjak, who would later go on to form Hammerfall and had a stint in Ceremonial Oath, and drummer Hans Nilsson, from Dimension Zero and Liers in Wait, was also on the Far Beyond Divine Horizons.
Executive Producer: René Allingham Sørensen
House of Usher, "Revengeful", On the Very Verge 7" (1991)
Talkset #1
House of Usher, "Rather Black", On the Very Verge 7" (1991)
House of Usher, "Battle of Spectrum", Projections of a Stained Mind (1991)
Crystal Age, "Far Beyond Divine Horizons", Far Beyond Divine Horizons (1995)
Crystal Age, "Fortune and Glory", Far Beyond Divine Horizons (1995)
Crystal Age, "The Beauty of Evil", Far Beyond Divine Horizons (1995)
Talkset #2
Crystal Age, "Son of Time", Far Beyond Divine Horizons (1995)
Crystal Age, "Windwalker", Far Beyond Divine Horizons (1995)
Crystal Age, "Crystals of the Wise", Far Beyond Divine Horizons (1995)
Crystal Age,"On Blooded Wings", Far Beyond Divine Horizons (1995)
Crystal Age, "Tempt Not They Maker", Far Beyond Divine Horizons (1995)
Talkset #3
Crystal Age, "Star Destroyer", Far Beyond Divine Horizons (1995)
Crystal Age, "Retaliation", Far Beyond Divine Horizons (1995)
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