MELECHESH - BLACK METAL DE JERÚSALEM.

 Greetings brothers, the page of ANCESTRAL CEREMONY, is not only to talk about the band but also to make known and talk about the dark metal bands that are in the terrestrial globe, this time I bring you one of the most outstanding bands within what is spoken to Jerusalem, the great MALECHESH, batteries do not stop following the page, share it, and listen to our music, long life brothers.
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The name Melechesh consists of two Hebrew words, מלך (melech, "king") and אש (esh, "fire"), a combination that the group has originated. The ch is pronounced as the Spanish j, Scottish ch as in the word LOCH or the Dutch G (kh). The correct pronunciation in Spanish would be Melejesh. Another accepted and common pronunciation is MeleKesh.
History



The group's 1995 release of the official As Jerusalem Burns demo ... and the seven-inch EP The Siege of Lachish attracted the attention of underground metal fans and local authorities. The group was accused of "Dark Worship activities" by the Jerusalem police authorities, especially for the cover of a newspaper that misrepresented some facts. The charges were eventually withdrawn.

In 1996, the band released their debut album As Jerusalem Burns ... Al'Intisar on an American black metal record label; then newly hired, bassist Al 'Hazred joined the group.

Due to various personal and professional reasons, the group members were forced to move to France and the Netherlands in 1998. Lord Curse stayed in Jerusalem and later moved to the United States to continue his studies of Art, which demanded that the group will hire a new drummer. The main man and drummer of Absu Proscriptor soon filled the vacant position. Since then, Melechesh has published two full-length albums: Djinn (2001), which deals with Mesopotamian mythology, and Sphynx (2003), which deals with Mesopotamian and Sumerian mythology, always keeping the black and Near East close to their hearts.

Recently, the group recorded their fourth album Emissaries that is available in Europe by Osmose Productions and in the United States and Canada by The End Records. Meanwhile Xul has replaced the Proscriptor as the group's full-time drummer. In addition, Proscriptor, while no longer in the group, plans to re-publish The Siege of Lachish on record label (Tarot Productions) also in 2007.