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Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Svartidauði are an Icelandic black metal band from Kópavogur, Reykjavík that formed in 2002. The name 'Svarti Dauði' is Icelandic for \"Black Death\". They released three demos before they released their debut album 'Flesh Cathedral' on Terratur Possessions in 2012, as well as a split EP with the Chilean black metal band 'Perdition.' 'Flesh Cathedral' was received well by the metal press, gaining positive reviews from websites such as Metal-Fi, Lurker's Path, Metal Ireland, and LA Music Blog. Iceland Music Export writes that the band is \"Already infamous for their chaotic and often violent live shows in their native Iceland...\"On March 3, 2014 Svartidaudi announced the release of a new EP titled 'The Synthesis of Whore and Beast', due out on 30 April 2014 through Terratur Possessions and Daemon Worship Productions. The EP was produced by Stephen Lockhart at Studio Emissary and will be available on CD and 12\" vinyl. Reviewing the EP, Lords of Metal gave it 95/100 and wrote that \"you are left broken, your twisted finger going for the play button and full of joy you dive back into the hell only Svartidaudi can deliver.\"On March 5, 2014 the band played at the Kings of Black Metal Festival 2014 alongside famous black metal bands such as Mayhem, Hate, and Behexen.On March 7, 2014 Svartidauði headlined on a European tour called 'Untamed and Unchained 2014' with Mgła, A Thousand Lost Civilizations, and One Tail, One Head. which covered Poland, Italy, Switzerland, The United Kingdom, Belgium and more. The band also took part in the Speyer Grey Mass festival in Germany on March 15, 2014, alongside such bands as Ofermod, Archgoat, Pseudogod, and Funeral Winds.On 23 March 2014 the band confirmed that they would be performing at Aurora Infernalis in the Netherlands on October 25, 2014, alongside Sapientia and Mortuus from Sweden, and Cult of Fire from Czech Republic."@en }

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