9 thoughts on “ Paths Of Possession - Promises In Blood (CD, Album) ”

1. Oct 04,  · Paths of Possession played locally around Florida when George wasn t recording or out on tour with Cannibal Corpse, which unfortunately didn t leave much time for a full US tour. saw Paths enter Mana Recording Studios/Razzor Media in St. Petersburg, FL to record Promises in Blood, their first full length in five years, with renowned metal 4/5(9).

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2. Apr 12,  · Listen to your favorite songs from Promises In Blood by Paths Of Possession Now. Stream ad-free with Amazon Music Unlimited on mobile, .

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3. PATHS OF POSSESSION lyrics - "Promises In Blood" () album, including "The Icy Flow Of Death", "Through The Fiery Halls", "Bring Me The Head Of Christ".

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4. PATHS OF POSSESSION "Promises In Blood" (Metal Blade) Darklands The Butcher's Bargain Bleed the Meek The Second Coming Where the Empty Gods Lie A Heart For a Heart In My Eyes Erszebel Promises In Blood Bring Me the Head of Christ Through the Fiery Halls The Icy Flow of Death.

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5. Used CD in Very Good Condition; disc is clean, with a few light scratches; does not affect play PATHS OF POSSESSION. Promises in Blood CD. Promises in Blood. The Icy Flow of Death. A Heart for a Heart. CONTINUUM, ZENITH PASSAGE, SPAWN OF POSSESSION, SEVERED SAVIOR and more! Used CD is in Very Good Condition.

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6. Promises in Blood Paths of Possession. Type: Full-length Release date: October 3rd, Catalog ID: Label: Metal Blade Records Format: CD Reviews: 4 reviews (avg. 55%) Songs; Lineup; Other versions; Reviews; Additional notes; 1. Darklands Promises in Blood Show lyrics (loading lyrics) Bring Me the Head of Christ.

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7. Paths of Possession discography and songs: Music profile for Paths of Possession, formed Genres: Death Metal, Melodic Death Metal. Albums include Promises in Blood, The End of the Hour, and Legacy in Ashes.

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8. Now in , Paths once again has teamed up with the mighty Erik Rutan to bring the follow-up to Promises in Blood entitled The End of the Hour. The new album is the logical progression from Promises. It features the some of the same melodic content but with a few surprises sure to leave its audience convulsing for more.

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9. But Promises in Blood isn't nearly as extreme as the grindcore that put Cannibal Corpse on the map. Fisher 's vocals on this CD are generally a deep, guttural, demonic growl, but this time he is bringing his growl to songs that have real song structures and honest to God melodies. While Cannibal Corpse favorites like Butchered at Birth and Eaten Back to Life are exercises in brutality for the sake of 7/

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