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Tvangeste

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Tvangeste is a Russian/Canadian symphonic black metal duo composed of husband and wife Mikhail "Miron" Chirva and Naturelle Chirva.

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black metal, Metal MP3s for underground death metal and black metal or speed metal variety, with some emphasis on grindcore mp3s and atmospheric/ambient metal files in MP3 and occasional Ogg Vorbis format, shared with P2P software for the metal community. Heavy metal mp3s are through p2p metal mp3 sharing, although obscure and out of print death metal mp3s and black metal mp3 files are included, available via the internet and peer-to-peer applications like direct connect and winmx which have been adapted for the needs of metalheads and the heavy metal and death metal demos and rare albums and out of print death metal or black metal albums on mp3.

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musical group
Country of origin
Canada
Official website
www.tvangeste.com
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inception
1996-00-00
start of work period
1996-00-00
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  • Demo tapes
  • Studio albums
  • Band members
  • Current
  • Former
  • Session
  • References
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Tvangeste is a Russian/Canadian symphonic black metal duo composed of husband and wife Mikhail "Miron" Chirva and Naturelle Chirva.

The band's name comes from Twangste (also spelled as Tuwangste, Tvankste or Twankste), an Old Prussian word meaning "Dam". Twangste was also the name of a small Old Prussian village roughly located at what is now the city of Kaliningrad (known as Königsberg until 1946) that was seized in 1255 by the Teutonic Knights. In the site of the settlement, the now-demolished Königsberg Castle was built. (The House of Soviets now stands on the former site of the castle.)

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