Announcements

03/01/2012
Today, we can finally celebrate the release date of Nemesis, Decay Of God's Grandeur!

You can get your copy at least at the following well known mailorders: EMP, Nuclear Blast

If you want to support us most directly, buy your copy at Infernal Dark Abyss!

12/15/2011
The release date of the compact disc version of Nemesis, Decay Of God's Grandeur will be the 1st of march, 2012.
Prior to this the online version will be available from 6th of february, 2012, in all popular mp3 online stores.

11/16/2011
As you will have gathered, after several months in the studio AEBA finished the work on the successor of Kodex V already in summer. Now AEBA are proud to present the title, the cover and the tracklist.

Nemesis, Decay Of God's Grandeur contains 44 minutes of aggressive melodic Black Metal spreaded over 8 songs:

1. The Hunter And The Hunted One
2. Towards The Grandness From Above
3. Leitwolf
4. Shatterer Of Worlds
5. In Memoriam
6. Where I Am There Is No God
7. Amok - Natural Born Killer
8. Antagonism, Eternal ...

At the moment, the best chain of distribution is being evaluated, to blast it directly through your speakers on the scheduled release date in spring 2012. Meanwhile, get an impression by listening to Shatterer Of Worlds, now!

10/30/2011
Due to multiple inquiries on how to purchase a copy of one of the first four albums, AEBA decided to publish them as free downloads.
Check downloads.aeba.de to download a ZIP archive of The Rising, Im Schattenreich, Flammenmanifest or Rebellion - Edens Asche.

09/05/2011
The AEBA website was completely rebuilt from scratch. Further updates will come within this year.

Biography

Influenced by the second wave of Black Metal AEBA was formed in 1992 under the name of Eternal Suffer. Two years later the band changed its name. AEBA is an acronym and stands for the names of the arch demons Astaroth, Eurynome, Bael and Amducias, four horsemen of the apocalypse, which allegorically stand for death, plague, hunger and war.

In 1995 AEBA recorded the well known demo tape “The Rising”. The sound was very raw and brutal and received a very high acknowledgement in the underground. The dark atmos- phere and the share of succinct melodies became the trademark of the band.

In 1997 AEBA entered the studio again to record a second demo called “Im Schattenreich”. The reactions were that euphoric in the press and the scene that Last Episode offered a lucrative deal. In 1998 the label re-released the second demo as the first full length album with a remastered sound. In the meantime AEBA spread its message through intense live gigs.

“Flammenmanifest” and “Rebellion – Edens Asche” followed 1999 and 2001. The albums showed a permanent musical progression and a high versatility which proved the artistic maturity of the group. In 2002 AEBA parted its ways with Last Episode and joined forces with Twilight-Distribution to release “Shemhamforash – Des Hasses Antlitz” in 2004 which was recorded in the band‘s own studio. After that release AEBA had the chance to tour foreign countries and to prove their ability on stage.

In 2006 it came to some musical changes: After the current keyboarder left, AEBA decided not to look for a new player. Instead they choose to focus more on the guitars and the aim was to create the same dark atmosphere in using the remaining instruments. With a new musical direction “Kodex V” was recorded again in the band‘s own studio and was released via Twilight in 2008. The reviews from the press and the reactions of the fans were very positive.