Necrodeath

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Necrodeath

"100% Hell" album cover
Origin Genoa
Country Italy
Years active 19851989
2000-Present
Genres Thrash metal, Black metal
Labels Scarlett Records
Members Flegias
Andy
John
Peso
Website(s) http://www.necrodeath.net/

Necrodeath is an italian thrash metal/black metal band.

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[edit] History

The band was formed in 1985 by Claudio (guitars), Peso (drums), along with Ingo (vocals) and Paolo (bass). They released as a first recording a 4-track demo titled "The Shining Pentagram" with Slayer, Kreator, Hellhammer, VoiVod and Bathory influences, which gained them an important following throughout the underground metal scene. Both first albums "Into the macabre" (1987) and "Fragments of insanity" (1989) were acclaimed by metal press and fanzines and allowed Necrodeath to have a cult following that is still present to this day. Bands like Cradle of Filth, Cannibal Corpse, Immortal, Brutal Truth, and At the Gates often cite Necrodeath as an influence. The band disbanded soon after the recording of the second album.

Historical members Claudio and Peso reformed the band in 2000 after a long break. Ingo was replaced by Flegias on vocals, while John became the new bass player. Four albums have been recorded since then, which had a significant impact on the metal scene.

Necrodeath are also renowned for their great live performances, and notably for their mighty "wall of sound".

[edit] Members

[edit] Current members

  • Flegias - Vocals
  • Andy - Guitars
  • John - Bass
  • Peso - Drums

[edit] Former members

  • Claudio - 1985-2003 Guitars
  • Ingo - 1985-1999 Vocals
  • Paolo - 1985-1999 Bass

[edit] Discography

[edit] Studio album

  • Into the Macabre (1987)
  • Fragments of Insanity (1989)
  • Mater of All Evil (1999)
  • Black as Pitch (2001)
  • Ton(e)s of Hate (2003)
  • 20 Years of Noise (2005)
  • 100% Hell (2006)

[edit] Demo

  • The Shining Pentagram (1985)

[edit] Side-project

  • Mondocane: Project One (con Schizo) (1990)

[edit] Video

  • From Hate To Scorn Home Video (2001)

[edit] External links

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