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Obscurum Atlanta, Georgia
Obscurum was formed in 2006. by (+&-), Draugr and Execrator.
After several recordings, Execrator
was expelled from the band. Aug. 2020, Draugr terminated the project as it relates to one void over ideological differences with the remaining member. This page remains an archive of the OVC Obscurum as it existed.
Obscurum was a part of the One Void collective.
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