| Rafflesia (band) | |
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| Origin | Zeebrugge, Belgium |
| Genres | Metalcore, Deathmetal, Hardcore |
| Years active | 2005 - present |
| Labels | Genet Records |
| Website | http://www.myspace.com/rafflesiametalcore |
| Members | |
| Bart Teetaert - Vocals Lazar Zec - Guitar Christian Charles Borny - Guitar Nick Vyvey - Bass Nick Dapper - Drums |
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| Past members | |
| Maxime Aneca - Guitar Jeremy De Schrijver - Bass Koen De Croo - Bass |
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Rafflesia is a metalcore band from Zeebrugge, Belgium who have been active since 2005 and play in the H8000 scene. The band mostly plays metalcore, melodic death metal and hardcore.
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In 2005, Bart Teetaert, Lazer Zec, Maxime Aneca, Nick Dapper and Jeremy de Schrijver formed the band. A few months later they performed at their first concert and quickly racked up a number of fans. Genet Records noticed this and signed them a record deal.
In May 2006, Rafflesia released their self-titled mini-cd containing 5 songs. Short after the mini-cd got released, Maxime Aneca got replaced by Christian Charles Borny (a.k.a. CCB). This change in the line-up caused more melody in their songs. In February 2007 Rafflesia travelled to Germany to record their first full cd named The Rape of Harmonies Studio with Ralf Müller and Alexander Dietz; respectively producer and guitar player from Heaven Shall Burn.
In May 2007 they released their album named Embrace the final day. The band subsequently played with such bands as Heaven Shall Burn, Maroon, Caliban, Sepultura, Aborted, Cro-Mags, Bleeding Through and Parkway Drive. During their tour the bassist Jeremy de Schrijver split from the band. He got temporarily replaced by Koen de Croo from Suburbia in Ruins, but he was soon replaced permantly by Nick Vyvey, who featured before in Omerta.
In June 2010, Rafflesia released their newest album titled In the face of suffering.