Monumentum Damnati is an international project whose leaders are based in Eastern Europe. Compositions focus around Melodic Doom/Death and Dark Metal with orchestrations with the most different mood and degree of melody under the influence of various experiments and horror-atmosphere.

The band finally took shape in 2018, although the material for their debut album "In The Tomb Of A Forgotten King" was composed over several years. Album is out on March 30th, 2020 via GrimmDistribution, The End Of Time Records and More Hate Productions.

The grotesque masks that hide the participants' faces as well as pseudonyms instead of names help to evaluate the band's music more impartially, without paying attention to the existing well-known projects of the participants. Without being tied to a particular genre, experienced musicians embody in each composition of the debut album a unique dark story with occult content. Greek musician/sound director Filippos Koliopanos (Ocean Of Grief) worked on the sound and Olga Kann on the design. The work will appeal to connoisseurs of various music, for whom are equally interesting as the slow pace with measured tight riffs in some compositions, and dynamic presentation with rhythmic patterns and memorable melody in others.

Members:
Abhoth – music, lyrics, bass
Thanatos – vocals
Shoggoth – guitars
Rapsidis – guitars
Athame – keyboards
Nyarlathotep – drums

The idea of creating a group was born under unusual circumstances. Fate brought Abhoth и Thanatos to the walls of a psychiatric clinic, where the musicians got acquainted, found much in common in their vision of the structure of the world and art, mainly music. They decided to create a conceptual anonymous project, revealing the gloomy side of human nature.

Discography:
"Infernal Sun" (single) 2019
"Anabiosis" (promo-track) 2020
"In The Tomb Of A Forgotten King" (Full-lenth) March 30th, 2020

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