Apodictia Jyväskylä, Finland
Apodictia is a one-man (un)black metal project from Finland. Founded in 2019 by Goatflayer, the band aims to be at the cutting edge of modern unblack metal. Albeit the band is unapologetically Christian and Anti-Satanic in its ethos, it doesn’t limit itself solely to religious themes in its lyrics – who says you can’t sing both about Christ and child-eating werewolves? ... more
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