Emissary's 1990 album "Emissary" is a landmark of raw black metal. The album is characterized by its lo-fi production and aggressive vocals.
- The album was recorded at a small independent studio in Philadelphia. It was released on Dying Victims Productions, a label known for its underground releases. The album received critical acclaim in the underground black metal scene.
- The album was self-produced by the band members. It was recorded over a period of three weekends in early 1990. The album features guest vocals from a member of another notable black metal band.
- The album cover art was created by a local artist known for his dark and disturbing imagery. The album was initially released on cassette tape and later reissued on vinyl. It has since become a cult classic among fans of early black metal.
Emissary is a black metal band from Philadelphia. They are known for their raw sound and uncompromising attitude.
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