Scimitar
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Line-up
| 2024– | Olle Bergholz - bass |
| 2024– | Anders M. Jørgensen - guitars |
| 2024– | Johan L. Ekstrand - unknown |
| 2024– | Adam CCsquele - drums |
| 2025– | Shaam Larein - vocals |
| 2024– | Olle Bergholz - bass |
| 2024– | Anders M. Jørgensen - guitars |
| 2024– | Johan L. Ekstrand - unknown |
| 2024– | Adam CCsquele - drums |
| 2025– | Shaam Larein - vocals |
Discography
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2025 |
Scimitarium I
2025
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7.1 | 7.1 |
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2026 |
Scimitarium II
2026
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7.1 | 7.1 |
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2024 |
MMXXIV
[Demo]
2024
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2025 |
Scimitarium I
2025
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7.1 | 7.1 |
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2026 |
Scimitarium II
2026
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7.1 | 7.1 |
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2024 |
MMXXIV
[Demo]
2024
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Latest reviews
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Scimitarium II
7.8
It’s barely been a year since Scimitar unleashed their debut album onto the world, and they’re already back for more. But things are surprisingly a little different this time around, for better or for worse.
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A new band has emerged out of Denmark, playing music that can be classified as heavy metal, but this particular heavy metal is having a threesome with black metal and post-punk. Does that sound appealing enough to you?
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