Everyone can hide their dangerous side, keep their demons locked up in a cage but they will still linger on, starving for blood! Your nightmare can take on many shapes... Even the shape of a small bug. But what seems small and harmless can bite you, poison you, kill you. Nature brings life... and death. Predators and prey.
Now what or who is Octo Crura, you may ask? Well, they are somewhere in between. Not quite human, not quite creature. Guided by their Insect Queens their reign has just begun! Listen closely and perhaps one day, you will discover their most terrible secret...
Step into the glorious world of horror, poetry and insects! The italian group Octo Crura takes you into an imaginative and exciting realm that has never been seen or heard before, filled with dark melodic songs supported by the growls and screams of frontwomen Kaitlin and Van whose vocal pitch resembles the one of Maria Brinks from the band In This Moment. Their new album ‘Tagmata’ pulls you in with their unique sound of industrial metal meeting melodic death metal and coming together as one to form the most perfect fusion! From: https://www.darktunes.com/en/releases/O/110-octo-crura
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Saturday, December 6, 2025
Octo Crura - Your Ghost
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