Cadaveria
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| Cadaveria | |
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| Origin | Biella, Italy |
| Genres | Symphonic black metal, doom metal, gothic metal |
| Years active | 2001 - present |
| Labels | Bakerteam Records |
| Associated acts | Opera IX DyNAbyte Necrodeath |
| Website | http://www.cadaveria.com/ |
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| Cadaveria Frank Booth Killer Bob Marçelo Santos Dick Laurent |
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| Past members | |
| Baron Harkonnen | |
The extreme metal band Cadaveria was born in April 2001, forged by the erstwhile Opera IX personnel Cadaveria and Flegias, (a.k.a. Marçelo Santos), the latter reverting back to his real name. The band signed to Scarlet Records for the opening 2002 album The Shadows' Madame. Cadaveria and bassist Killer Bob would also be operational as singer for Industrialists DyNAbyte.
Cadaveria's second album, Far Away from Conformity released in early 2004, was recorded and mixed at Capitan Woofer Studios. In early 2007 the band joined Season of Mist and released In Your Blood in May 2007.
The forth album Horror Metal was releases in January 2012.
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[edit] Genre
This band has elements of thrash, death, black,[1] gothic and symphonic metal.[2]
[edit] Discography
[edit] Studio albums
- The Shadows' Madame - (2002)
- Far Away from Conformity - (2004)
- In Your Blood - (2007)
- Horror Metal - (2012)[3]
[edit] Music videos
- Spell
- Anagram
- The Dream
[edit] Members
[edit] Current members
- Cadaveria - Vocals (DyNAbyte, ex-Opera IX)
- Frank Booth - Guitar
- Killer Bob (John) - Bass (DyNAbyte, Necrodeath, Raza de Odio as El Sargento)
- Marcelo Santos (Flegias) - Drums (Necrodeath, ex-Opera IX)
[edit] Former members
- Baron Harkonnen - Keyboards (2001–2003)
[edit] References
- ^ http://www.metalteamuk.net/cdreviews-cadaveria.htm
- ^ http://www.themetalpit.ca/inyourblood.html
- ^ Cadaveria - New Album Details Revealed
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