Morgul

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For the use in the Lord of the Rings, see Minas Morgul and Morgul-blade.

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Morgul is a Norwegian black metal band formed in Råde Norway in the year 1991.

1 Discography
- 1.1 Studio releases
- 1.2 Demos
2 Current members
- 2.1 Session Members
- 2.2 Former Members
3 Name
4 External links
- 4.1 Morgul at online databases

[edit] Discography

[edit] Studio releases

Lost In Shadows Grey - (1997)
Parody Of The Mass - (1998)
The Horror Grandeur - (2000)
Sketch Of Supposed Murderer - (2002)
All Dead Here - (2005)

[edit] Demos

Vargvinter [Demo] - (1992)
In Gowns Flowing Wide [Demo] - (1994)

[edit] Current members

Jack D. Ripper - Vocals, Guitar,Bass, Keyboard, Drum programming, Arrangements (1991)

[edit] Session Members

Pete Johansen - Violins (The Scarr, The Sins Of Thy Beloved, Tristania, Sirenia)

[edit] Former Members

Hex - Drums

[edit] Name

In The Lord of the Rings story Morgul is the Sindarin elvish word for "black wraith". It is likely intended as the name for the Witch-king of Angmar, the leader of the Nazgûl. The blade that he used on Weathertop was called a Morgul-blade, and the name of his stronghold was Minas Morgul (Tower of the Black Wraith).