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Grave Declaration
12+ albums
Symphonic Black Metalblack metalUnBlack Metalchristian metalchristian
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Grave Declaration started out as a one-man project from Oslo, Norway. It is now a 5 piece Symphonic Black Metal Band. They are working on their second full-length album as we speak. Members: Thor Georg Buer - Guitar, Programming Kristian Larsen - Guitar Torkel Røsten - Bass Jo Henning Børven - Drums Ronny Hansen - Vocals "Grave Declaration started out as a project where I wanted to make worship songs in the metal genre. Through the years I have hardly ever found a church that played music I felt comfortable with, so I figured I would try to write some myself. I believe that when the church uses music as a tool for worshiping God, it's a much more powerful tool when you can associate to the music. When it comes to the lyrics, I've gone in some of the same direction as David does with the psalms in the bible. In a lot of the psalms, he describes his circumstances, how bad everything is, how he feels like he's dying, or people want him killed, but through it all, God is still worthy of praise, and in God, he finds hope and comfort." - Thor Influences: Keep of Kalessin, Dimmu Borgir, Nightwish, The Amenta, Immortal, Antestor, A Hill to Die Upon, Frosthardr, Insection, Extol, the soundtrack from "Perfume - The Story of a Murderer". User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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When Dying Souls Scream Praise
The Nightshift Worshiper
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The Níghtshíft Worshíper
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The Nightshift Worshiper (EP)
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The Nightshift Worshipper
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Unblack Metal Warriors
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The Nнghtshнft Worshнper
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Demo Songs Album 2010
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The Nightshift Worshiper EP
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Grave Declaration
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Demo Songs Album 2009
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When Dying Souls Sing Praise