King Apathy Germany
KING APATHY was a melodic metal band from Germany.
The band mixed a variety of different genres - like black
metal, post rock, hardcore punk, neocrust and melodic death metal.
The lyrics broach the issues of environmentalism, anarchism, veganism and animal & human rights.
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