Tvangeste
Tvangeste is a cult symphonic black metal band from Prussia (currently residing in Canada). Formed in
1997.
Two albums released so far:
"Damnation of Regiomontum" - 2000 by Valgalder records/Norway
"Firestorm" - 2003 by World Chaos / Japan
Tvangeste is known for skillful employment of classical arrangements and using real symphony orchestra / choir elements mixed with metal music.
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