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Category: Gothic Metal
Year: 2025
Label: Rubicon (Japan)
Catalog Number: RBNCD-1446
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Personnel
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Lilith vocals
Lamia guitar
Nixe bass
Abrahel drums
Really All Just vocalists hired By Real Band
Ian Di Leo (The Light Messiah)
Alvaro Rabaquino (The Dark Messiah)
Federico Rabaquino (The Dusk Messiah)
The Actual Musicians, Song Writers, Instruments Not Listed
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Tracks
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| 1. | Forbidden Zone | |
| 2. | Feel the Zeal | |
| 3. | My First Peak | |
| 4. | Made Her Mine | |
| 5. | Carnal Liberation | |
| 6. | Free Yourself | |
| 7. | Bare to the Bones | |
| 8. | Make Us Proud | |
| 9. | Pleasure from Pain | |
| 10. | Father I Have Sinned | |
| 11. | The Dark Messiah | |
| 12. | Like a Prayer Japan bonus track | | | Cover: Madonna |
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Existing comments about this CD
| From: CC |
Date: July 11, 2026 at 17:02 |
| This band is controversial. Not just because of the whole nun thing, but because of how they were "created" and what has happened since. The band was originally the three dudes using the Messiah name then hired a bunch of women to provide vocals (although they do potentially play). After a fall out due to how management treated them, the ladies all left with Dark Messiah and formed Vindicta. The guys in Dogma then hired another bunch of women. All that said though this is a fantastic album. Heavy in places but always melodic. Similar to early Ghost in some places. Yes the lyrics, like Ghost, are not going to be to everyones taste due to the religious "blasphemy" but damn the songs are catchy as hell
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