Azrael
Azrael, the Spanish heavy‑metal band formed in Granada in September 1991, began
as a local Andalusian outfit and went on to gain national attention. Their first
demo, Azrael ‘93, drew positive reviews, and they later shared stages with
notable acts such as Mägo de Oz and Lujuria. In 1996 they released Nada Por
Nadie, which secured a spot at the Espárrago Rock festival and was followed by
Futuro (1998) on Locomotive Music. The album Mafia (2000) was well received, and
the band appeared on the compilation for the Rock Machina 2000 festival with the
track “Tarde Ya”. Subsequent rele...
