Svarta Austria
2010 - 2021
Svarta combined classic Black Metal structures with wide, atmospheric and
somehow depressing melodies.
This is no music made for easy listening - take your time to discover, to explore and you shall be rewarded.
Members were:
S.P. /
Nahtkra /
Grim / L.G.
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