Lykathé

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Lykathé
Also known as Appalling Spawn
Lykathea Aflame
Origin Prague, Czech Republic
Genre(s) Progressive Metal
Technical death metal
Years active 1999–present
Label(s) Obscene Productions
Website (no official site)
Members
Petr Tománek
Tomás Corn
Martin Corn

Lykathé is a Czech progressive metal/technical death metal band formed in Prague in 1999.

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[edit] Biography

Previously known as Appalling Spawn, they released the demo record Bestial, Mystical, & Spiritual (The First Spawn) in 1996, and one full-length CD, Freedom, Hope, & Fury (The Second Spawn) in 1998. The band became known as Lykathea Aflame once Tomás Corn from Garbage Disposal joined.

As Lykathea Aflame they released in 2000 a full-length CD called Elvenefris. It combines brutality and beauty to create one of the most unique albums ever made. Many hail it as the greatest Death Metal album ever created.

The band has now changed their name to Lykathé, and has got a new logo and a new lineup. An album under this name is apparently being recorded.[1]

[edit] Discography

[edit] As Lykathé

  • Untitled 4th Studio Album (2008?)

[edit] As Lykathea Aflame

[edit] As Appalling Spawn

  • Bestial, Mystical, & Spiritual (The First Spawn) demo (1996)
  • Freedom, Hope, & Fury (The Second Spawn) CD (1998)

[edit] Members

[edit] Last known line-up

  • Petr Tománek (aka Ptoe) - guitar
  • Tomás Corn - drums (Garbage Disposal, Despise, Solfernus)
  • Martin Corn - bass

[edit] Former members

  • Ondra Martinek - guitar
  • Andy Maresh - bass
  • Gabriel - drums
  • Radim Matějka - vocals
  • Veronique Matějková - vocals
  • Setchi - guitar
  • Václav Zahradník - keyboards
  • Martin Corn - bass

[edit] Notes

  1. ^ interview with Petr on Mealstrom

[edit] External links

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