History
Maryland’s Internal Void was formed in 1987 with drummer Eric Little in the line-up. The doomsters released several demos like Basement Tapes in 1988, and Voyage in 1991. These resulted in a deal with the German doom metal label Hellhound. The band’s debut album was licensed for America by Nuclear Blast America. The band also toured with Saint Vitus. A period of inactivity followed and the band was put on ice. A demo called Window To Hell did appear in 1996, but the members were mostly serving elsewhere. A full-length appeared in 2000. A demo called Matricide was issued in 2004 through the band’s own Dogstreet label following Southern Lord’s refusal to issue the material. The band can also be heard on a Blue Cheer tribute CD.
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