Night of the Black Wyvern by Utopia Banished Utopia Banished : Night of the Black Wyvern.
 Melodic death metal.

Magnatune best seller, Night of The Black Wyvern is death metal as it should be: super dark and super precise. Strongly influenced by Swedish death metal gods At The Gates, Dissection, and Amon Amarth, Utopia Banished more than hold its own with machine gun drums from Nick Tumia, angular, biting guitar work from Ian Scott, and ragged, wrathful vocals from Danny Augugliaro. If you're into Scandinavian death metal, definitely check these guys out.
Songs:

1. By Mourning
2. Desolate Winds
3. The Plague
4. Night of the Black Wyvern
5. As it Descends
6. The Darkness We Burn
7. Voice of Disharmony
8. Forged in Blood
9. Utopia Banished
10. Forshadowing the Endless Quest

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Release date: 1/2/2004
Utopia Banished lives in New York USA

Tagged as: Hard Rock, Other, Intense Metal

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