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Archaen Divinity
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The Vestige of Thorns
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Forged Iron Crucible
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A Stygian Pyre
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The Sentient Arcanum
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Dark is the River of Man
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PILLORIAN Portland, Oregon
Pillorian
adj. of, or relating to, scorn and condemnation.
Formed in early
Summer of 2016 with the goal to create a unique, sinister, and twisted style of dark/black metal. Fusing haunting melodies with avantgarde structures, dark folk elements and blackened walls of furious sound; the music of Pillorian is the perfect aural definition of its namesake.
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