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Ibliss was a German progressive rock band at the beginning of the 70. Their only album Supernova was released in 1972 on Spiegelei label. Andreas Hohmann was involved with Ibliss before joining Kraftwerk. .

Seeds Of Iblis emerges from Iraq, a land of war and religious oppression. The band is made of four members (two girls and two guys), risking their lives in the name of black metal. Their concept is to desecrate the principles of Islam. Musically, it is black metal influenced by Bathory, Mayhem, Sodom, Venom, Slayer and oriental music as well, with a raw and dark sound. They are part of the Arabic Anti-Islamic Legion along with تدنيس (English: Tadnees, Saudi Arabia), Janaza (Iraq), False Allah (Bahrain) and مسجد الشيطان (English: Mosque Of Satan, Lebanon). 2011: Jihad Against Islam 7"EP 2012:...

There are at least 4 bands called IBLIS: 1) An Italian Neoclassical/Black Metal band. Discography: 1995 - Catharsis [Demo] 1996 - Suprema [Demo] 2000 - Axiom 2) A Nuklear Rock'n'roll band from Krakow/Poland playing avantgarde metal. Band members: Zgread - vocals Borsukh - guitars Szafot - drums TrakThor - bass Discography: - Follow Their Steps demo (2004) - Nuklear Rock'n'roll demo (2008) - Menthell (March 2012) 3) An Icelandic death metal band from Akureyri, Founded in 2008, EP coming up 2009. www.myspace.com/iblisiceland 4) A four piece positive straight-edge hardcore band from Richmond, Virginia. 6 track EP "Italian Ice" available through...

Al Iblis was formed sometime in 2002 in Davao City, Philippines. The music tackles the conflict in the middle east, as well as the broader conflict between the east and the western powers. Their music is a fusion of death metal, doom, grindcore genres with a wee bit of middle eastern flavour thrown in. Their first offal - Righteous Hegemony is unavailable, the ones on youtube are from their second EP released in 2002 entitled Hashmadat Goyem, the recording is poor, but according to some reviews their music is enjoyable. The band ceased to perform when their drummer left for...