Destroyer 666 - Phoenix Rising MAC MILLER Rooted in new wave and

Rooted in new wave and 1960s rock and roll

and how easily it can break barriers that plenty of others have failed to break

just outside of the city

exploration

A tense and sensual blending of supernatural mysticism and horror set in the neon tinged world of early 90s Hollywood

Destroyer 666 - Phoenix Rising MAC MILLER Rooted in new wave andWith their debut Unchain the Wolves (1997), Australian warmongers Destroyer 666 quickly gained international acclaim. The band followed it up with the even stronger Phoenix Rising (2000), a devastating yet dynamic slab which saw the group relocate to Europe in order to satisfy the soaring demand for touring and festival shows. Terrorizer proclaimed that the band entered " a new phase that mixes the best of old school barbarity with quality