SS-18 Ставрополь, Russian Federation
SS-18 was launched in 2002 as a project of two bands of Stavropol - Bestiary and Baal Zebuth. Since the beginning, band has
course for description of the approaching and inevitable nuclear Armageddon & decline of human civilization. In the same year recorded demo tape that released as a split with Misanthropic Art.
Two years later, Nobody is forced to stay alone with his creation and continues to
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