Necrophobic

For the medical condition, see Necrophobia.
Necrophobic
Origin Stockholm, Sweden
Genres Death metal[1]
Blackened death metal[2]
Years active 1989–present
Labels Regain, Season of Mist
Members Tobias Sidegård
Sebastian Ramstedt
Johan Bergebäck
Alex Friberg
Joakim Sterner

Necrophobic is a Swedish death metal band formed in 1989 by drummer Joakim Sterner and now-deceased guitarist David Parland. It is believed that the band named themselves after a Slayer song from the 1986 seminal album Reign in Blood. The pair played with a 'revolving door' line-up of musicians until the permanent addition of bassist Tobias Sidegård. This addition occurred prior to recording their debut 7" Single, The Call, in early 1992.

With this line up and the addition of Anders Strokirk on vocals who replaced Stefan Harrvik (who had sung on the Unholy Prophecies demo and The Call 7" EP) the band entered Sunlight Studio in March 1993 and recorded the debut The Nocturnal Silence album. The band had previously worked with the Wild Rags label and store for its singles.

Following the addition of second guitarist Martin Halfdahn, Necrophobic released a four-song extended play, Spawned by Evil, in 1996. This was a teaser for the full-length release, Darkside, which came out later that same year. This album featured a guest appearance by Jon Nödtveidt of Dissection on the song Nailing the Holy One. The Third Antichrist was released in fall 2000 through Black Mark Production. A switch to Hammerheart Records led to Bloodhymns. In 2006, Necrophobic released Hrimthursum on Regain Records/Candlelight USA, and Death to All was issued in May 2009 and won the title of the Album Of The Month on Metallian.com Webzine. This album was the band's second for Regain Records. Necrophobic also released Satanic Blasphemies on Regain records, which is a compilation of their early material. The Slow Asphyxiation and Unholy Prophecies demos are featured, as well as The Call 7" EP.

The lyrics generally tend to revolve around darkness, evil, anti-Christianity and Viking mythology.

The band announced their new album release for Womb Of Lilithu which will be released on October 25, 2013 in Europe and October 29, 2013 in the United States.[3]

Band members

Current members:

Former members:

Timeline

Discography

Demos

EPs

Albums

Other

References

  1. ↑ Ankeny, Jason. "Necrophobic". Allmusic. Retrieved 2009-10-08.
  2. ↑ Henderson, Alex. "Hrimthrsum review". Allmusic. Retrieved 209-10-08. Check date values in: |access-date= (help)
  3. ↑ "Necrophobic - "Furfur" New Lyric Video". Metal CallOut. Retrieved 2013-09-26.
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