Lyrics by Celtic Frost
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- Ain Elohim
- Circle Of The Tyrants
- (Beyond The) North Winds
- A Descent To Babylon (Babylon Asleep)
- A Dying God Coming Into Human Flesh
- A Kiss Or A Whisper
- Babylon Fell (Jade Serpent)
- Caress Into Oblivion
- Cherry Orchards
- Dawn Of Meggido
- Dawn Of Megiddo
- Dethroned Emperor
- Domain of Decay
- Downtown Hanoi
- Drown in Ashes
- Eternal Summer
- Fainted Eyes
- Ground
- Heroes
- I Won't Dance
- I Won't Dance (The Elder's Orient)
- Idols Of Chagrin
- In The Chapel In The Moonlight
- Inner Sanctum
- Innocence And Wrath
- Into The Crypts of Rays
- Jewel Throne
- Juices Like Wine
- Mesmerized
- Mexican Radio
- Morbid Tales
- Necromantical Screams
- Nemesis
- Nocturnal Fear
- Obscured
- Os Abysmi Vel Daath
- Phallic Tantrum
- Procreation (Of The Wicked)
- Progeny
- Return To The Eve
- Rex Irae
- Rex Irae (Requiem: Overture - Fourth Version)
- Sorrows Of The Moon
- Suicidal Winds
- Suicidal Wings
- Tears In a Prophet's Dream
- Temple Of Depression
- The Heart Beneath
- The Inevitable Factor
- The Name Of My Bride
- The Restless Seas
- The Usurper
- Triptych: Synagoga Satanae
- Triptych: Totengott
- Tristesses De La Lune
- Under Upollyon's Sun
- Vanity
- Visions Of Mortality
- Visual Aggression
- Wine In My Hand
- Wings Of Solitude
Celtic Frost () was a Swiss metal band from Zürich. They are remembered for their strong influence on the development of several varieties of extreme metal and for their avant-garde approach to music more generally. In June 1984, guitarist and vocalist Thomas Gabriel Fischer and bassist Martin Eric Ain formed Celtic Frost after terminating the band Hellhammer a month prior. Celtic Frost's debut record, Morbid Tales, was then released in November of the same year. This was followed by the full length studio records To Mega Therion (1985) and Into the Pandemonium (1987). These releases are generally considered canonical to the legacy of the band's influence on extreme metal genres. Each of them contains samples of avant-garde composition, though Into the Pandemonium in particular is notable for its idiosyncratic style and experimentation with musical boundaries beyond heavy metal. Celtic Frost's next album Cold Lake (1988) saw a new lineup, and a stark change of style, which was widely derided due to its commercial and flamboyant tone. After the release of Vanity/Nemesis (1990), the group temporarily disbanded. Celtic Frost then re-formed in 2001 and released the critically acclaimed Monotheist (2006), and finally disbanded permanently following Fischer's departure in 2008. Music across the band's tenure mixed elements of various extreme metal styles. Their earlier music is frequently classified as thrash metal or black metal with an experimental inclination, while their final album has been described as doom metal. Celtic Frost were inspired by early heavy metal bands such as Black Sabbath, Judas Priest and Venom, new wave groups like Bauhaus, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Christian Death and Joy Division, and by hardcore punk bands such as Discharge and GBH.
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