Sectu- Nefarious (CD)
2014 release from the Swedish Metal and Sectu was initiated as Cimmerian Dome back in 2005 by Stefan Lundgren. At the beginning of 2006, Peter Nagy-Eklof joined in as drummer, but soon it was decided that he would share the vocals with Stefan and handle the bass. Later the band recruited the fantastic drummer Calle Backstrom. In 2008, the band played the Metal town Festival in Gothenburg. After some line-up changes, the band started to write material for a full-length album and changed their name to Sectu. In 2011, they released their debut album and the praise from the press was amazing. One year later, Sectu4s second album was released and the band played some gigs at major festivals as Metal town. In 2013, drummer Richard Evensand, known from his work in bands like Soilwork and Chimera, joined the band and the writing and recording of the masterpiece NEFARIOUS began.
Tracklist:
- Fiery Initiator
- Onset Of Destruction
- Perpetual Spectre
- Tenebrous
- Convergence
- River Of Oblivion
- Usurper
- The Wanderer
2014 release from the Swedish Metal and Sectu was initiated as Cimmerian Dome back in 2005 by Stefan Lundgren. At the beginning of 2006, Peter Nagy-Eklof joined in as drummer, but soon it was decided that he would share the vocals with Stefan and handle the bass. Later the band recruited the fantastic drummer Calle Backstrom. In 2008, the band played the Metal town Festival in Gothenburg. After some line-up changes, the band started to write material for a full-length album and changed their name to Sectu. In 2011, they released their debut album and the praise from the press was amazing. One year later, Sectu4s second album was released and the band played some gigs at major festivals as Metal town. In 2013, drummer Richard Evensand, known from his work in bands like Soilwork and Chimera, joined the band and the writing and recording of the masterpiece NEFARIOUS began.
Tracklist:
- Fiery Initiator
- Onset Of Destruction
- Perpetual Spectre
- Tenebrous
- Convergence
- River Of Oblivion
- Usurper
- The Wanderer