Morokh
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Line-up
| 2014- | Elena Lvova - bass |
| 2014- | Alexey Sazhin - guitars |
| 2014- | Denis Saakyan - guitars |
| 2014- | Daniil Orlov - vocals |
| 2023- | Vlad Yungman - drums |
| 2014-2016 | Anton Samokhvalov - drums |
| 2016-2019 | Anatoly Rybakov - drums |
| 2019-2023 | Anton Yalovchuk - drums |
| 2023 | Igor Shapranskiy - vocals |
| 2023 | Gleb Sysoev - vocals |
| 2023 | Margarita Abaimova - vocals |
Discography
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2015 | The Unholy Masquerade | |
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2019 | Клятва | 7.5 |
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2021 | All The Darkness Looks Alive | 7.5 |
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2023 | Insomnia | 7.6 |
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2015 | Left In The Dust [EP] | |
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2020 | Serpent’s Nest [EP] | |
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2022 | The Triumph Of Death [EP] | 6.3 |
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2016 | Вечная Весна [Single] | |
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2016 | Погром [Single] | |
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2020 | Monologue [Single] | |
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2023 | Omen [Single] | 7 |
Latest reviews
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Insomnia 8.5 Over time, black metal has diversified so much from its uncompromising origins that we not only have two separate categories for ‘regular’ black and melodic black metal in the Metal Storm Awards, but also have albums spilling over into metalgaze and post-metal. On rare occasions, you get inspired albums that explore all these different niches within the genre and more, such as Morokh’s Insomnia.
Review by musclassia ›› |
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