Calvary Death
50 top tracks
Calvary Death
50 top tracks
Albums

Jesus, Intense Weeping
Calvary Death

Serpent
Calvary Death

Tribute to Sarcofago
Calvary Death

Tribute to Sarcófago
Calvary Death

Jesus,Intense Weeping
Calvary Death

Jesus, Intense Weeping ( 1994 )
Calvary Death

Jesus Intense Weeping
Calvary Death

Cogumelo 30 anos
Calvary Death

A Tribute To Sarcófago
Calvary Death

Jesus Intense Deeping
Calvary Death
![[FL] - Jesus, Intense Weeping — cover art by Calvary Death](/frogtoon_logo.png)
[FL] - Jesus, Intense Weeping
Calvary Death
![[FL] - Serpent — cover art by Calvary Death](/frogtoon_logo.png)
[FL] - Serpent
Calvary Death
Biography
The Minas Gerais band “Calvary Death” returns in a brutal way to the metal scene, 15 years after the release of “Jesus, Intense Weeping” (1994). Founded in 1987, with the name of “Túmulo de Ferro” (Tomb of Iron), was one of the first up-country bands to achieve national prominence. In 1991 the name was changed to Calvary Death....Read more on Last.fm
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The Minas Gerais band “Calvary Death” returns in a brutal way to the metal scene, 15 years after the release of “Jesus, Intense Weeping” (1994). Founded in 1987, with the name of “Túmulo de Ferro” (Tomb of Iron), was one of the first up-country bands to achieve national prominence. In 1991 the name was changed to Calvary Death.
Their new stuff “Serpent”, brings the band true to its roots by making an old school death metal, playing with insane fury the soundtrack of the apocalypse. “Calvary Death” has a personal and unmistakable brand brilliantly exploited by the production of André Cabelo (Engenho Estúdio), and the artwork by Fernando Lima.
The whole theme of the album brings the dream vision in the “House of Betsaida”, the religious protest of “Antichrist”, the human reality finding of “Betrayer”, and lack of direction of the man in "World of Nobody", already a Brazilian Death Metal Classic.
Ruddy Souza: Bass & Vocals.
Roberto Antunes: Guitars.
Marco Túlio: Drums. <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Calvary+Death">Read more on Last.fm</a>. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
