Release The Blackness Avellino, Italy
Release The Blackness is an Italian Progressive Death Metal band, formed in 2015 in
Avellino.
The band has published the EP 'Antares' in 2017 and its first full length 'Tragedy' in 2020, after signing with the UK based label 'Cult of Parthenope'.
The band has played with many international artists such as Harakiri For The Sky, Necrodeath, Genus Ordinis Dei and many more.
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