Artist: Krabathor
Genre(s):
Other
Discography:
Unfortunately Dead
Year: 2000
Tracks: 9
One of the Czech Republic's first base operose metal bands, Krabathor was founded in 1984, when it was still Czechoslovakia. Inspired by German thrash metal groups wish Kreator and Destruction, world Health Organization were among the few artists to regularly turn behindhand the Iron Curtain in those days, Christopher (guitar, vocals), Bruno (basso, vocals), and Havran managed to record a few obscure demos before being called into military responsibility in 1988. Their responsibilities fulfilled, the starting time two resurrected Krabathor in 1991 with novel drummer Kopec, and recorded their starting time English-speaking demonstration, "Feelings of Dethronisation," which too signaled their evolution away from thrash and towards death metallic element. A deal with the Czech Monitor mark resulted in deuce albums: 1992's Only Our Death Is Welcome, and 1993's Cool Mortification before the ring affected on to German Morbid Records in search of better distribution. Drummer Skull linked at this time, and Krabathor carried on construction their fan-base end-to-end the ‘90's with releases such as Lies (1995), Mortal Memories (E.P., 1997), Orthodox (1998), and Unfortunately Dead (2000). The last saw longtime bassist Bruno replaced by ex-Master man Paul Speckmann.
Through The Eyes Of The Dead
