Siege of Scirehaven, by Curse the Gods

Siege of Scirehaven

by Curse the Gods

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Features artwork by Carl Graley.

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1.	Sworn Against the Skies 03:55	buy track
2.	For Virgin Flesh 03:05	buy track
3.	Empyrean Dystopia 03:52	buy track
4.	Siege of Scirehaven 04:28	buy track
5.	O'er the Mountain Pass 02:55	buy track
6.	The Dungeon (Capitis Diminutio Maxima) 04:20	buy track
7.	Answers I Chase 04:43	buy track
8.	Chosen Birth 05:08	buy track

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The second Curse the Gods release! Eight tracks featuring epic dual-guitar melodies, unorthodox structures, and roaring vocals!

"Siege of Scirehaven" continues a conceptual story surrounding kings, dragons, and an enchanted sword with the power to destroy the gods. In this episode, we witness the rise of an evil emperor who would use the sword for his own selfish ends.

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released December 18, 2014

Written and performed by Curse the Gods
Recorded at Audio Alchemy Studio
Engineered by James Krumhansl
Mastered at Audio Siege by Brad Boatright
Artwork by Carl Graley
Produced by Curse the Gods

Alex Zarko - Vocals
Joe Kasl - Guitars
Brandon Stella - Bass
James Krumhansl - Percussion
Matt Webb - Guitars

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Curse the Gods Cleveland, Ohio

One cold autumn night in 2008, four young men wandered into the cold forests of northeastern Ohio. Guided by the glow of the moon, they uncovered an ancient chest containing the legends of a distant, fantastical realm. They vowed to retell this forgotten myth through the only medium they know: METAL

Curse the Gods blend melodic harmonies, unorthodox structures, and harsh vocals. ... more