Centinex

Centinex
Origin	Sweden
Genres	Death metal, melodic death metal
Years active	1990–2006 2014–present
Labels	Candlelight Cold Records Repulse Records
Members	Johan Ahlberg Ronnie Bergerstahl Johan Jansson Jonas Kjellgren Martin Schulman
Website	www.centinex.org

Centinex is a Swedish death metal band formed in 1990. They disbanded on April 12, 2006. They were scheduled to perform their final concert at an already booked show in Eskilstuna, Sweden, on May 13, 2006, but later cancelled. Some of the members went on to form the death metal band Demonical. In January 2014, Centinex was reformed.

Band members

Current line-up

• Martin Schulman - bass guitar
• Kennet Englund - drums
• Sverker Widgren - guitar

Former members

• Alexander Högbom - vocals
• Erik Håkansson- vocals (1992)
• Mattias Lamppu - vocals (1990–1998)
• Johan Jansson - vocals (1998-2006)
• Lasse Eriksson - vocals
• Andreas Evaldsson - guitar (1990–1998)
• Kenneth Wiklund - guitar (1997–2001)
• Jonas Kjellgren - guitar (1998-2006)
• Daniel Fägnefors - guitar (1993)
• Joakim Gustavsson - drums (1992–1993)
• Kennet Englund - drums (2000–2003) (Uncanny)
• Ronnie Bergerståhl - drums (2003-2006)
• Fred Estby - drums (Dismember, Carnage, Terra Firma)

Discography

Studio albums

• Subconscious Lobotomy (1992)
• Reflections (1997)
• Reborn Through Flames (1998)
• Hellbrigade (2000)
• Diabolical Desolation (2002)
• Decadence - Prophecies of Cosmic Chaos (2004)
• World Declension (2005)
• Redeeming Filth (2014)
• Doomsday Rituals (2016)
• Death in Pieces (2020)

Compilations

• Malleus Maleficarum (1996)

Demos, singles and EPs

• End of Life (demo, 1991)
• Under the Blackened Sky (demo, 1993)
• Transcend the Dark Chaos (EP, 1994)
• Sorrow of the Burning Wasteland/Diabolical Ceremonies (split, 1995)
• Shadowland (single, 1998)
• Bloodhunt (EP, 1999)
• "Apocalyptic Armageddon" (single, 2001)
• Hail Germania (split, 2003)
• "Deathlike Recollections" (single, 2003)
• Live Devastation (EP, 2004)
• Teutonische Invasion (EP, 2013)

External links

• Interview in Morgzine (Ukraine) 2000 (Russian)