Country: Germany
Tracklist
1. Belmez 03:25
2. Und Süß Setzt Ein Das Leiden... 06:19
3. Morella 03:20
4. Spiritistische Sitzung 02:07
5. Bizarro 02:18
6. Violine Mit Knochenkopf 05:09
7. Wirkliche Erfüllung 04:44
8. Die kriechenden Särge Von Barbados 04:08
9. Siechtum 04:12
10. Hort Des Sterbens 04:18
11. Schwerter, Äxte, Lanzen 03:40
2. Und Süß Setzt Ein Das Leiden... 06:19
3. Morella 03:20
4. Spiritistische Sitzung 02:07
5. Bizarro 02:18
6. Violine Mit Knochenkopf 05:09
7. Wirkliche Erfüllung 04:44
8. Die kriechenden Särge Von Barbados 04:08
9. Siechtum 04:12
10. Hort Des Sterbens 04:18
11. Schwerter, Äxte, Lanzen 03:40
Belmez was the solo project of former Eminenz member Karsten "Zwerg" Breitung
(ex-Opacity, ex-Sarkophag, ex-Mortal Discipline) and was formed in 1993.
After the release of two demos Karsten released two albums ("Berserker" and "Siechtum")
through Napalm Records before joining the German label Christhunt Productions
where he released in 2001 his final Belmez album entitled "Wundgrind".
The name of the band was inspired by a small Spanish town called Bélmez De La Moraleda
that became famous because of paranormal phenomena which allegedly occured in the 70s and consisted
of strange images of faces which used to appear on the ground and on the walls of a modest family house in the town.
One of those face images can be seen on the cover of Belmez's debut album "Berserker".
(ex-Opacity, ex-Sarkophag, ex-Mortal Discipline) and was formed in 1993.
After the release of two demos Karsten released two albums ("Berserker" and "Siechtum")
through Napalm Records before joining the German label Christhunt Productions
where he released in 2001 his final Belmez album entitled "Wundgrind".
The name of the band was inspired by a small Spanish town called Bélmez De La Moraleda
that became famous because of paranormal phenomena which allegedly occured in the 70s and consisted
of strange images of faces which used to appear on the ground and on the walls of a modest family house in the town.
One of those face images can be seen on the cover of Belmez's debut album "Berserker".
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