There was always an air of outsider contrariness to DÅÅTH. A death metal band with much more going on in their sound that any one strain of modern brutality. Guitarist Eyal Levi’s crew emerged from a flourishing US metal scene in the early ’00s and never really fit in anywhere. Neither in thrall to…
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