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| The Last Defence |
They're compared to other brutal metal acts like early Deicide, Misery Index, and Marduk.
I'm really only familiar with the legendary Deicide in that list, so I cannot comment on the other two and how Keitzer compares.
I suppose that might take my metal cred down a notch?
Over the last fifteen years Keitzer has had a steady stream of albums and Split EPs. The Last Defence is their fifth full length album and their first since the wild days of 2011's release Descend Into Heresy. Even fifteen years on, Keitzer just cannot calm down.
