Antre Nottingham, UK
Antre (pronounced ant-er) is an old english word for a cave or cavern.
Drawing on a wide
range of influences in particular black metal, death metal, thrash & hardcore to create an atmosphere which is more claustrophobic, savage and intense than ethereal, Antre is a representation of the inner dark place in all of us, the dark cave in our souls and the anger and rage that manifests itself there.
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