German Black Metal band Eïs, formerly known as Geïst, have today released "Wetterkreuz", their first full length album to feature completely new material since they changed their name in 2010. The album is also being streamed online in its enti
German Black Metal band Eïs, formerly known as Geïst, will today be releasing their third full length album, and their first album to feature brand new material since they changed their name. The new album, titled "Wetterkreuz", will be released through German label Prophecy Productions. The label has also made the entire album available for streaming online at their official YouTube channel.
Click here to listen to the entire "Eïs - Wetterkreuz" album online.
The band's previous releases, "Patina" and "Kainsmal", were actually re-recordings of material originally released ...
German Black Metal band Eïs, formerly known as Geïst, are scheduled to release their upcoming album "Wetterkreuz" on the 28th of September.
German Black Metal band Eïs are set to release "Wetterkreuz", their third full length album, on the 28th of September through German record label Prophecy Productions. Eïs originally formed in 2005 in Bielefeld, Germany, under the name Geïst, but were forced to change their name in March 2010 after a rock band called Geist from Cologne threatened them with lawsuits.
During their time as Geïst, the band released three full length albums. These were "Patina" in 2005, "Kainsmal" in 2006, and "Galeere" in 2009, as well as one EP titled "In den Werften der Galeere", also ...
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