Marduk

Show your love for black metal with this Marduk embroidered patch. Perfect for your battle jacket, beanie, or backpack, it features the band’s iconic logo. Easy to sew on and built to last, wear it proudly.

Marduk T-Shirt - Marduk is a Swedish black metal band formed in Norrköping in 1990. - This Marduk Shirt is made in a black cotton with a slim fit for perfect wear out for any place. - Wear this Marduk Shirt out and show your love for Black Metal!

Marduk Legions Embroidered Patch - This embroidered patch features the Black Metal Band Marduk featuring a pentagram and Legions below. - Sew this onto your favorite battle jacket or any other item of yours!   Check out this other Marduk Band Patch !  

Marduk Panzer Division Marduk T-Shirt - Marduk is a Swedish black metal band formed in Norrköping in 1990. - This Marduk Shirt is made in a black cotton with a slim fit for perfect wear out for any place. - Wear this Marduk Panzer Division Marduk T-Shirt out and show your love for their sixth studio album! If you liked this Marduk T-Shirt, check out this Mayhem Dawn of the Black Hearts ! About the band   Marduk is a Swedish black metal band formed in 1990, known for their extreme and relentless style within the genre. Named after the Babylonian god of war, Marduk's music is characterized by fast-paced guitar riffs, blast beat drumming, and aggressive vocals that often explore themes of war, darkness, and blasphemy. Their early albums like "Those of the Unlight" (1993) and "Opus Nocturne" (1994) solidified their reputation as pioneers of the Swedish black metal scene. Marduk's sound evolved over the years, incorporating elements of death metal and maintaining a consistent focus on raw intensity and dark atmospheres. Influence-wise, Marduk has been influential in shaping the extreme metal genre, particularly within the black metal subculture. Their uncompromising approach to lyrical themes and musical aggression has inspired numerous bands both in Sweden and internationally. Marduk's impact can be heard in the work of bands like Dark Funeral, Gorgoroth, and Watain, who have all cited Marduk as an influence in their own music and stage presence.