Maudiir Montreal, Québec
Maudiir is a one-man black/thrash metal project. An outlet for observations on obedience and industrialization riddled with
man-made waste.
F. (ex-Deeply Confused, Tears for the Dead Gods) is also currently leading prog/thrash metal outfit Trinity Blast.
Maudiir is F.
Band logo by Dopesmoker www.instagram.com/dopesmokerink
All cover art by bergZ duborddelabille.blogspot.com
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