Obsidian Tide Israel
Formed in 2012 in the suburbs of Tel-Aviv, Israel, Obsidian Tide are Oz Avneya, Shachar Bieber and Erez Nadler. In August 2019, the band released their first full length album, Pillars of Creation - a 55 minutes long progressive metal masterpiece, to be followed up by their acclaimed 2023 release The Grand Crescendo. ... more
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