SEPTICFLESH have never been a band that suffers from a lack of ambition. Even as far back as the Greeks’ 1994 debut “Mystic Places of Dawn”, their desire to sound more intrinsically impressive than their underground peers was obvious. But since the band’s 2006 reunion, a slight change of name (from…
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