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Blooding Mask England, UK
Formed on the 7th June 1992 by Maethelyiah,
Esoteric project containing magic rituals, BM expands from
operatic to electronic, prog, experimental, and choral atmospheres.
The line up often features the band Il Segno del Comando on stage. Currently, legendary guitarist Paul Nash founder of The Danse Society has joined the project.
The 5th studio album Autopsy of a Dream is out now.
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