Brood Of Hatred Tunisia
Brood Of Hatred is a Tunisian one-man concept, Death Metal Act founded in 2010 by Muhammed Mêlki.
with no specific
genre boundaries or philosophies but some haunting atmospheres guiding you through progressive journeys and some unconventional writing inspired by the strange state of mind that characterises the concept.
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