Anima Morte
About Anima Morte
Swedish instrumental quartet ANIMA MORTE plays music inspired by the classic Italian horror and giallo soundtracks made famous by Goblin, Fabio Frizzi, Ennio Morricone and many more. With their roots in classic progressive rock they make perfect use of Hammond organs, Mellotrons and Moogs to create a creepy and haunting atmosphere: Fredrik Klingwall (a member of progressive metal act Loch Vostok, thrash/heavy-metal act Machinery and death metal band Flagellation)
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Top Tracks
He Who Dwells In Darkness
Corridor of Blood
Wandering
The Revenant
Contamination
Passage of darkness
Rise Again
Devoid Of A Soul
Solemn graves
Intro
Delirious
The nightmare becomes reality
Feast of Feralia
Twilight Of The Dead
In The Dead Of Night
The Hunt
Things to come
A Decay Of Mind And Flesh
The dead will walk the earth
Voices from beyond
Funeral March
Are We Dreaming
Blessing Of The Dead
Illusion Is The Catalyst
Ephemeris
Premature Burial
Fear Will Pass Over Your Mind
Wakeless
The Darkest Pattern
Interruption
Grasp of the Beastwoman (Hooded Menace cover)
The Carrion Crow
Echoing The Red
Halls Of Death
Isomorphia
First Snow On The Last Ashes
A Ticket To Inferno
The Graveyard Plague
Leaving Redemption Behind
Are We Dreaming?
A Perfect Void
Seeds of Trepidation
Den gamla skogen
Pathogenesis
Blood of the Iconoclast
End Of The Scourge
Suspicious Death of a Minor
Grasp of the Beastwoman
The Underworld Beckons
Colors of Incrimination
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