Golgotha - 90s death metal

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Anyone have this demo?  I'd love to hear it.

They have some live songs on youtube that are linked off the MA page but havent seen anything else yet

Great name for a Christian Death metal band. Especially if it has that old school doom death vibe in the mix.

I have it.  It's old school death metal with good potential.  I have no way of transferring the cassette to any digital format though.  Sorry.

Dustofyears wrote:Great name for a Christian Death metal band. Especially if it has that old school doom death vibe in the mix.

Circa '94 it was the name I'd picked out for my band. Of course I had no band. And was terrible.

Never heard this band, although I do recall seeing the name and being frustrated that "my idea" was no longer on the table. Interesting that they had Dave Campbell on drums.

I have it and can email the files to you.

Grindboy wrote:

Dustofyears wrote:Great name for a Christian Death metal band. Especially if it has that old school doom death vibe in the mix.

Circa '94 it was the name I'd picked out for my band. Of course I had no band. And was terrible.

Never heard this band, although I do recall seeing the name and being frustrated that "my idea" was no longer on the table. Interesting that they had Dave Campbell on drums.

Lol- like how you say you picked a name for your band that doesn't exist. I did that too, except I went one step further and drew detailed album covers for my non-existing band's non-existing and legendary albums!

Golgotha: Guess it's an obvious go to name. It sounds metal and as you no doubt know- Golgotha means skull and was the hill Jesus died on- So it's a born christian metal band name in every possible way. Also reminds of that Mortification song- Journey of reconciliation- which is Death doom!

Dustofyears wrote:

Grindboy wrote:

Dustofyears wrote:Great name for a Christian Death metal band. Especially if it has that old school doom death vibe in the mix.

Circa '94 it was the name I'd picked out for my band. Of course I had no band. And was terrible.

Never heard this band, although I do recall seeing the name and being frustrated that "my idea" was no longer on the table. Interesting that they had Dave Campbell on drums.

Lol- like how you say you picked a name for your band that doesn't exist. I did that too, except I went one step further and drew detailed album covers for my non-existing band's non-existing and legendary albums!

Golgotha: Guess it's an obvious go to name. It sounds metal and as you no doubt know- Golgotha means skull and was the hill Jesus died on- So it's a born christian metal band name in every possible way. Also reminds of that Mortification song- Journey of reconciliation- which is Death doom!

Yes, "The Place of the Skull" was going to be the first album. Perfect! But it was one of those things, dreams and ideas when you're 18, you know. Like Helen from Wings was going to be our merch girl, that kind of stuff, although I guess she turned out to be a country singer. So it wasn't exactly "well developed."

Grindboy wrote:

Dustofyears wrote:

Grindboy wrote:

Dustofyears wrote:Great name for a Christian Death metal band. Especially if it has that old school doom death vibe in the mix.

Circa '94 it was the name I'd picked out for my band. Of course I had no band. And was terrible.

Never heard this band, although I do recall seeing the name and being frustrated that "my idea" was no longer on the table. Interesting that they had Dave Campbell on drums.

Lol- like how you say you picked a name for your band that doesn't exist. I did that too, except I went one step further and drew detailed album covers for my non-existing band's non-existing and legendary albums!

Golgotha: Guess it's an obvious go to name. It sounds metal and as you no doubt know- Golgotha means skull and was the hill Jesus died on- So it's a born christian metal band name in every possible way. Also reminds of that Mortification song- Journey of reconciliation- which is Death doom!

Yes, "The Place of the Skull" was going to be the first album. Perfect! But it was one of those things, dreams and ideas when you're 18, you know. Like Helen from Wings was going to be our merch girl, that kind of stuff, although I guess she turned out to be a country singer. So it wasn't exactly "well developed."

Well for what it's worth, I imagine it was a legendary album, in fact, my favorite of all time! Happy dreaming Grindboy (and don't forget to make at least a couple of them come true along the way if you can).