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ELDERBLOOD Kharkiv, Ukraine
In autumn 2011 Astargh left the Nokturnal Mortum band for establish his own,
having invited Odalv (Twilightfall,
Ulvegr, ex-Nokturnal Mortum) as drummer.
The band was named ELDERBLOOD.
In Febrary 2012 Hagalth was invited to the band as
bass-guitarist
The recording of debut album started in the end of march 2012
at "Dark Essence Studio".
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