Djinn-Ghül
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Line-up
| 2016- | Pat Patiño - vocals |
| 2016- | Grant Nachbur - all instruments |
| 2020 | Clayton Meade - vocals |
| 2023 | Jordan James - vocals |
| 2023 | J. L. Rey - vocals |
| 2023 | Sara Crow - vocals |
| 2023 | Alex Marr - vocals |
Discography
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2017 | Wander Not | |
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2020 | Sordes Pyramis | |
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2023 | Opulence | 6.5 |
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2018 | Blessed Thorax [Single] | |
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2020 | Fleshfuel [Single] | |
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2020 | Thine Hollow [Single] | |
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2020 | Daughter (Mahdi Riahi Remix) [Single] | |
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2021 | Ore & Fluid [Single] | |
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2021 | Pleonexia [Single] | |
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2022 | The Mechalith (Mahdi Riahi Remix) [Single] | |
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2023 | Opulence [Single] |
Latest reviews
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Opulence 7.6 The use of electronics is becoming increasing popular in extreme metal and (insert prefix here)-core, yet there’s a relative dearth of such groups that could accurately be described as industrial fusions. One wonders why, when Djinn-Ghül make industrial deathcore/death metal sound so solid.
Review by musclassia ›› |
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