Archon Satani

Archon Satani emerged as a pivotal figure in the dark ambient and industrial music scenes, known for crafting soundscapes that delve deep into the unsettling and macabre. This enigmatic project was founded in the early 1990s in Sweden by Tomas Pettersson and Mikael Stravöstrand, although Stravöstrand left the group to pursue other projects, leaving Pettersson to continue under the name as a solo enterprise. The music of Archon Satani stands as a testament to the exploration of the darker aspects of spirituality and existential angst, often incorporating ritualistic elements and brooding, textural sounds that resonate with the listener's primal fears and subconscious.

Their most recent releases, "Mind Of Flesh & Bones" and "Memento Mori," have continued to build on their legacy, offering ominous and mesmerizing audio journeys that challenge the boundaries between the ethereal and the corporeal. The titles themselves suggest a preoccupation with mortality and the fleshly constraints of human existence. "In Shelter" conjured a slightly different atmosphere, one that suggested refuge or perhaps a temporary respite from the darker themes prevalent in their other works. Meanwhile, "The Righteous Way To Completion" closed a conceptual chapter for the band, suggesting a level of finale or fulfillment of a spiritual journey. Archon Satani remains a revered name among aficionados of the genre, known for producing music that is not merely to be heard, but to be experienced as a profound meditative or unsettling inner journey.

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Mind Of Flesh & Bones
Ep - 5 Tracks - Released February 27, 2012
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  1. February 27, 2012
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  1. February 27, 2012
  2. November 13, 2006
  3. November 13
  4. December 1, 1997