Acédia Québec
Acédia plays a harmonically dense black metal. Navigating between tonal and dissonant music, the band aspires to experiment with under-exploited idioms of extreme metal, all the while keeping a sense of tradition in their sonic adventures. They highlight each member’s strengths through independent musical movements cemented in bold, yet cohesive structures. ... more
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