Spectrum Mortis Madrid, Spain
▼SPECTRUM MORTIS▼
Under the sign of Baal, in somber MMXV, the gates of hell are opened... emerging
from their malevolent entrails Spectrum Mortis.
The sound of death is reflect into a Ritualistic Metal of Doom, their first act in the macabre essence is baptised "Blasphemare Nomen Eius", five necromantic ancient and occult ceremonies emerging from the ashes of the times in the cursed MMXVI...
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