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Kawir


Line-up

1993-  Therthonax - bass, guitars, vocals
2005-2008  Porphyrion - vocals
› 2015-  -//-
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1993-1994  Eskarth the Dark One - guitars
1993-1994  Necroabyssious - vocals
1994  Pyrphoros - guitars
1994-1997  Hephaistion - keyboards
1994-2003  Archemoros - vocals
1995-1997  Nick Christogiannis - bass
› 2007-2009  -//-
1996-1997  Nikos Samakouris - drums
› 2005-2010  -//-
1997  Elias Siatounis - vocals
1997-2000  Erichthonios - drums, keyboards
› 2000-2005  -//- drums, keyboards, vocals
2005-2007  Nosoforos - bass
› 2008  -//- vocals
2007-2008  Q_Snc - keyboards
2007-2010  Nosfistis - bass
2009-2010  Tony Frenda - vocals
2010-2015  Phaesphoros - guitars, wind instruments, vocals
2010-2015  Ormenos - drums, percussion
2015-2018  Melanaegis - guitars
2015-2022  Echetleos - bass
2015-2022  Hyperion - drums
2018-2019  Protogonus - guitars
2019-2022  Alex Zamanis - guitars
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2022  Dis Pater - keyboards
2010-2015  Askalophos - bass
2015  Nick Angelopoulos - guitars
2019  Merkaal - vocals
1997  Nick Christogiannis - bass
2010  Necroabyssious - vocals
2010  Sakis Tolis - vocals
2016  Dimitris Charisis - vocals
2016  Expulsion Angel - vocals
2016  Nick "Yngve" Samios - vocals
2016  Gothmog - vocals

Latest reviews

If you want a break from black metal dealing with Satanism, nihilism/misanthropism, the void in all its forms, Odin and Valhalla, frostbitten mountains and snow-covered forests, and all the other cliché themes associated with the genre, try out Kawir. And if murder-filled, revenge-fuelled and tragedy-stricken Greek mythology is not an apt theme for this type of music, I don't know what is.
Review by nikarg ››
Kawir are hailing from the black metal abyss of the 1990s, but they haven't had the recognition of bands like Rotting Christ, Necromantia or Varathron even though they were born from the same Greek ominous womb. Since 2008's Ophiolatreia, the group has been steadily gaining acclaim and new fans and Exilasmos is, I dare say, their best effort to date.
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Being as it is that a large majority of black metal bands are Scandinavian, whenever you find a black metal band that chooses a particular ancient culture to write about, chances are good that said culture is going to be Scandinavian. Ya know, "Hail...
Review by Auntie Sahar ››

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