Moonthoth Poznań, Poland
Moonthoth emerged from the depths of murky, vast, Slavic forests. In the early 2000s the band began as a regular horde called Nigra Missa, to finally evolve into a one-man project. Band's music oscillates around atmospheric black metal, combined with some symphonic influences. The name refers to the lunar deity Thot/Thoth. ... more
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