Blodsrit

Blodsrit
Origin Sweden, Västervik
Genres Black metal
Years active 1998–present
Labels Unexploded Records
Members Yxmarder
Naahz
Matthias Fiebig
Brishiem
Past members Sephanoz

Blodsrit is a Swedish black metal band from Västervik, Sweden. The origin of the name is based, says singer Nazgûl, on an ancient pagan ritual, "in which blood was sacrificed to achieve better harvests and a happier love life." The name was chosen "because of its fierce action."

History

The band was founded in 1998 by Kettil and Jimmie "Nazgul" Nyhlén under the name Skuggrike. Under this name they recorded only the demo on The Arrival of Kaos and then parted, the demo recording remained unreleased. Nazgûl renamed the band Blodsrit and led them on his own. In 1999 he took the demo to Dödens sändebud. The Malaysian label Psychic Scream Entertainment was one of 25 copies published in 2000 and published photographs of Blodsrit on the split CD Storm of Immolation with Ritual Orchestra. In the same year the band of Chanteloup Creations from France for an album under the contract was taken during the recording of the debut had Chanteloup Creations adjust their own activities because of emerging problems and the contract was transferred to Oaken Shield Records / Records Adipocere.

In the summer of 2001 released their debut album Supreme Misanthropy. The band recorded more material, and recruited drummer Fiebig (portal, carve, Paganizer) to replace the previously used drum machines. With this line was the promo CD Secrets Unveiled with two new songs, a new version of slut vid Livets and a cover of Dark Throne Transylvanian Hunger.

Style and lyrical themes

Blodsrit play Primitive, Nordic, Melancholic, Black Metal to suit their emotions and suffering in the past. Their lyrical themes are mainly on Death, Suicidal thoughts, longing for death but also feature Violence, Misanthropy and acts of blasphemy

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