Darkest Hour - Perpetual Terminal (Pink Vinyl)
- Perpetual Terminal
- Societal Bile
- A Prayer to the Holy Death
- The Nihilist Undone
- One with the Void
- Amor Fati
- Love Is Fear
- New Utopian Dream
- Mausoleum
- My Only Regret
- Goddess of War, Give Me Something to Die for
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Heavy Metal
- Catalog No.
- 784721
- Tracks
- 11
A bastard child born of the mid 90s punk/metal/hardcore movement, Washington, DC's DARKEST HOUR combine the passion, energy, and soul of punk/hardcore with the style, speed, vengeance and fury of melodic speed/thrash/death metal. DARKEST HOUR have helped defined the entire New Wave of American Metal sound as one of the pioneers of modern metal/core. A sound that gave the metal and hardcore/punk world the revitalization it surely needed. This style blended the raw, hardcore punk of the 80s, with the Scandinavian death metal of the 90s and forged a sound that would later become the template for modern metal. Since their inception 21 years ago, Darkest Hour has released 9 studio full lengths (via 11 different record labels), appeared in major motion pictures and US television shows, video games, and have toured the world extensively.
- Perpetual Terminal
- Societal Bile
- A Prayer to the Holy Death
- The Nihilist Undone
- One with the Void
- Amor Fati
- Love Is Fear
- New Utopian Dream
- Mausoleum
- My Only Regret
- Goddess of War, Give Me Something to Die for
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Heavy Metal
- Tracks
- 11
- Colour
- Pink
- Pressing
- 180gColored Vinyl
- Edition
- Limited Edition
A bastard child born of the mid 90s punk/metal/hardcore movement, Washington, DC's DARKEST HOUR combine the passion, energy, and soul of punk/hardcore with the style, speed, vengeance and fury of melodic speed/thrash/death metal. DARKEST HOUR have helped defined the entire New Wave of American Metal sound as one of the pioneers of modern metal/core. A sound that gave the metal and hardcore/punk world the revitalization it surely needed. This style blended the raw, hardcore punk of the 80s, with the Scandinavian death metal of the 90s and forged a sound that would later become the template for modern metal. Since their inception 21 years ago, Darkest Hour has released 9 studio full lengths (via 11 different record labels), appeared in major motion pictures and US television shows, video games, and have toured the world extensively.
