Arsebreed

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Arsebreed
General information
origin Den Helder , Netherlands
Genre (s) Death metal
founding 2000 as Bloodcum, 2004
resolution 2002
Current occupation
Frank “Rizzo” Stijnen
Romain Goulon
Mark Wormmeester
Electric guitar
 Daniel van der Broek
Seal Kok
singing
 Joel Sta
former members
Drums
 Floris de Jonge
Drums
 Emiel "Floris" Ploeg
singing
 Ron van Coevorden
Electric guitar
 Marco pillory
Electric guitar
 Daniel van der Broek

Arsebreed is a Dutch death metal band from Den Helder , which was founded in 2000 under the name Bloodcum , disbanded in 2002 and has been active again since 2004.

history

The band was founded in the winter of 2000 under the name Bloodcum. After a few months the band recorded their first demo, which appeared in April 2001 under the name Arsestabbers . Various local appearances followed before the group disbanded in 2002. Two years later the founding members and guitarists Daniel van der Broek and Marco Pranger re-founded the band. Bassist Frank Stijnen, singers Joel Sta and Robbe Kok and drummer Floris de Jonge also joined the line-up. With this line-up, the band went into the studio before the debut album Munching the Rotten was released in the second half of 2005 . Various concerts followed, including an appearance at the Ludwigshafen Deathfest, the Neurotic Deathfest and the Mountains of Death Festival. In January 2006 Romain Goulon joined the band as the new drummer. However, he left the band briefly in 2007 to devote himself to necrophagist .

style

According to Anzo Sadoni from Metal Hammer , the band on Munching the Rotten is dedicated to instrumentally demanding Death Metal, with lyrical , pornographic and Gore themes. In addition to deep guttural singing , “ Carcass-style nagging” can also be heard.

Discography

as Bloodcum
  • 2001: Arsestabbers (demo, self- publication )
as Arsebreed

Web links

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  1. ↑ Arsebreed. uniqueleader.com, accessed December 29, 2013 .
  2. ↑ Anzo Sadoni: Arsebreed . Munching the Rotten. In: Metal Hammer . January 2006, p. 106 .