Diabolizer İstanbul, Turkey
Torchbearers of diabolical abomination unite once again in the blood-paved streets of Kadıköy. Diabolizer bring forth the
impending domination of infernal tyranny, embodied in the tightest form of skullcrushing Death Metal.
Abomination - Vocals
Mustafa - Guitars
Can - Guitars
Malik - Bass
Aberrant - Drums
... more
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