DirtyGrave Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Dirty Grave celebrates the obscure metal made in the 70s, through a personal crossover of Doom Metal, combining the classic characteristics of the style with Heavy Metal, Blues and psychedelia. With two albums and three EPs under their belt, the band has already been released in several countries, having gained prominence in the specialized media with their most recent album, "Sin After Death". ... more
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