Artist description An unholy cacophony summoning darkness and extreme hatred from man's inate bestial being.

Music Style Black Metal

Artist History Unholy Legion was born as a concept between the years of 1995 and 1997 AD, in the town of Dover, England. The collective then consisted of Count Filth IV and Lord Malloch the Inquisitor. Many ideas were passed between the pair but they did not bear fruit. It was only upon Necro Tank Master's involvement, early in 2000 AD that the first tangible output was produced. The first spawn of this unholy union, "Thunder Lord". From this humble beginning the collective have grown ever stronger, temporarily shedding Lord Malloch and continuing to produce skullcrushing dark sounds. Count Filth IV:From the rural depths of the Carpathian barbarian lands, Count Filth ruled many terrirtories with a great rewarding evil. Like his ancestors however, his rule was to be short lived as the damning forces of the cross swiftly drove him away. His queen, Heluria was slain and dismally raped by the Christian Priests. Hateful was the nature his spirit was to remain in. In the year 456 AD, the Count was hunted down, dismembered and crucified on a burning cross. His unholy ashes were sprinkled in the courtyard of the high Priests lavish home. Years after, there had been reports that a hideous figure roamed the night with twisted limbs. Young Virginal farm girls went missing on the nights when the moon shone brightest. Later however, they would return back to their village in the form of a disgusting Vampiress. They would play slave to this unknown demon, bringing children down into the deepest tombs where the ancestors of the Count lay rotting. One night, a group of farmers followed one of their daughters as she lead her young sister down into the deep. Torches flaring, they soon came across the nightly creature that was the Count. Re-incarnated by Satan himself, Count Filth IV lived again, owing all his doings to the dark one. Drinking the blood of the beautiful, and splitting open their corpses, he would have them do his bidding. The farmers horrified at this torched the tombs once and for all. Believing him dead, the community rejoiced at their security again. What they didn’t know, was the Count was not to fall victim to the flames, and managed to slip away under the cover of evil. The Count learnt to hate mankind and began to fiercely butcher all followers of Jehovah. He lived throughout the ages, hiding at day, and slipping through the shadows of night striking with extreme violence and obvious satisfaction of pleasing his lord and master, and filling his own vendetta against man. In the 18th century, the Count descovered a fellow forsaken, Necro, together they formed an unholy Orchestra, which they would play deep within the Carpathian depths where the Counts’ ancestors used to dwell all those centuries ago. With their music, they would enchant mankind and lead them to a life of selfishness, spite, hate and ultimately, self destruction. They would attempt to create an unholy legion against the forces of God and his subjects. Even today, this orchestra of dismal noise survives in the form of Black Metal, and they crusade across the world, from the Viking lands to the scum domains of the far east. “Summone thine evil from thy soul ye creatures of foolish, intente. Yee bastards of God shall falle inne a storm of vile beheading.”

Group Members Count Filth IV: Percussion, Necro Tank Master: Melody

Albums Unholy Legion I: Cutlass of Misery: Enter the Shadow Hate: the Fiend has Risen, Unholy Legion II: Deranged Troll of the Cathedral Fear: IV Mattoxed: The Lepper Den: Grindsnot II - Displeased I hurt You, Unholy Legion III: Chariots of Extreme Hatred: Wizardry, Unholy Legion IV: Riders of Terror: Library of Immense Snott XI, Unholy Legion V: Spine Fortress: Foul Innards of the Rotting Hag, Unholy Legion VI: Morgue Torture: Rotting Corpse of the Enchanted Grotto Impaled VII: Ressurection Death (Pain Knights of the Battle Swamp) - Steam Rises from the Zombie Dismembered

Location Aberdeen, Scotland - United Kingdom

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