EVIL NERFAL - COLOMBIA

Hail Black Metal… Vobiscum Buer – 2016 – Misanthropy Elite
Bellum Est Pater Omnium – 2018 – GrimmDistribution
Sons Of Chaos (Anti-Kosmic Dissonance) - 2021 - Wolfgang

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Members
Vocals
Darkness Almighty, Tormentor 666, Penumbral>>BRANNAGH BAPHEKER>>Darkness Almighty, Tormentor 666, Penumbral

Guitar
Darkness Almighty, Sinestria, Black Nergal, Thy War>>BRANNAGH BAPHEKER>>Black Nergal, Sinestria, Darkness Almighty, Thy War


Bass
Black Nergal>>BRANNAGH BAPHEKER>>Black Nergal

Drum
Morbid Hate, Pathless Umoon>>OSCAR JARAMILLO>>Morbid Hate, Pathless Umoon





History & Biography
This black metal band came together by Bapheker in 2007, but it was almost a decade before its music was immortalized through the Hail Black Metal… Vobiscum Buer… record of 2016. The man was inactive on hiatus for several years as he had no musicians and was moving. There was a rehearsal CD in 2010, but was distributed to friends locally only. Sons Of Chaos (Anti-Kosmic Dissonance) was released on Halloween 2021. Oscar Jaramillo was on drums. The band was working on a new album in the spring and summer of 2023.

Nerfal is a Biblical term referring to the fall of Lucifer.


Reviews

EVIL NERFAL - BELLUM EST PATER OMNIUM - GRIMM DISTRIBUTION  
The clearly black metal band-man hails from Colombia and has been practicing his art for over a decade. A quote from Voltaire points to the necessity of devilish possession to practice one's art well. That is confusing for the man does not perform anywhere near optimally. The album begins, and ends, with a Classical piece as the man is inspired and is a fan of Classical music, but all the intro and outro do is highlights the weaker production and unskilled musicianship in the Evil Nerfal. A black metal band by definition has to sing the praises of Satan and songs like Fuck Off Jesus Christ clearly do that; however, much of the album is dominated by instrumental passages signalling the man is more comfortable with his hand-held instruments and suffers from a lack of a full line-up. The riffs are not very good and often the songs are untight, but these are interspersed with respectable moments such as the speed of En Las Fauces Del Demonio (Taedium Daemoni) or a progressive riff on Vestigial (Manifiesto De Misantropía). Main man Brannagh Bapheker really needs to pick up his practice rate and recruit a couple of songwriters before one can cite an improvement in this act. Otherwise, his heart may be in the right place, but the same cannot be said of the music coming out of the speakers at Metallian Towers. - Ali "The Metallian"


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