Black Legions Metal is a split album by Vlad Tepes and Torgeist, two French black metal bands belonging to the "Black Legions" circle. It follows the earlier split album March to the Black Holocaust, and features mostly the same personnel, as the Torgeist line-up includes both Aäkon Këëtrëh and Vordb from Belketre.
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