Smouldering In Forgotten Bahrain
Smouldering in Forgotten was formed in 2005, originally as a black metal band, but today stands proudly as Bahrain’s most explosive extreme metal act. The band’s aggressive and atmospheric sound is inspired by a range influences including black metal, death metal, and thrash, but also ethnic Arabian music and a rich culture of story-telling and art. ... more
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