💀 MZ.412 [Death Industrial #255]

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1. MZ.412➤Salvo Honoris Morte➤In Nomine Dei Nostri Satanas Lucifieri Excelsi➤00:00:25
2. MZ.412➤Infernal Affairs I➤Infernal Affairs➤00:11:52
3. MZ.412➤Taking The Throne➤Burning The Temple Of God➤00:18:58
4. TURBUND STURMWERK➤Cupio Dissolvi➤Turbund Sturmwerk➤00:30:21
5. DAGDA MOR➤Lokasenna➤The Border Of The Light➤00:47:20
6. MEMORIA➤Photoxobin➤Ethersphere➤00:55:40
7. SCHLOSS TEGAL➤Antilife Equation➤Neoterrik Research➤01:05:24
8. T × R × P➤Akt II➤X Post Industriale  Rituals 2015 E.V➤01:17:22
9. MZ.412➤Der Kampf Geht Weiter➤Nordik Battle Signs➤01:42:06
10. MASCHINENZIMMER 412➤19.08.2000 Live Action Rostock➤The Nar Mattaru Curses➤01:51:59

 

✚ MZ.412 is a Swedish industrial music project. MZ.412, also known as MZ412 or Maschinenzimmer 412, was formed in 1988 by Henrik Nordvargr Björkk and Ulvtharm. The group is known for its dark and atmospheric sound, combining elements of industrial, dark ambient, and black metal. MZ.412 has been influential in the industrial music scene and is often associated with the genre of "black industrial." The group's music explores themes of darkness, occultism, and apocalyptic visions. They have released several albums and collaborations over the years, including "In Nomine Dei Nostri Satanas Luciferi Excelsi" (1995), "Domine Rex Inferum" (2001), and "Svartmyrkr" (2019).

 

✚ MZ.412 est un projet musical industriel suédois. MZ.412, également connu sous le nom de MZ412 ou Maschinenzimmer 412, a été formé en 1988 par Henrik Nordvargr Björkk et Ulvtharm. Le groupe est reconnu pour son style sombre et atmosphérique, mêlant des éléments d'industriel, d'ambient sombre et de black metal. MZ.412 a eu une influence sur la scène musicale industrielle et est souvent associé au genre du "black industrial". Leur musique explore des thèmes de ténèbres, d'occultisme et de visions apocalyptiques. Ils ont sorti plusieurs albums et collaborations au fil des ans, notamment "In Nomine Dei Nostri Satanas Luciferi Excelsi" (1995), "Domine Rex Inferum" (2001) et "Svartmyrkr" (2019).