Carl-Michael Eide

Carl-Michael Eide performing with Aura Noir

Carl-Michael Eide , also known under the pseudonyms Exhurtum , C. Michael , Aggressor , Kardex and Czral , is a Norwegian musician.

Life

Eide grew up as the son of a musician and mother with a keen interest in music. Through his aunt he came into contact with The Residents , De-Press , Holy Toy and classical music. At the age of seven he started playing in the school orchestra. Under the pseudonym Exhurtum he was the drummer in the band Eczema, which later renamed itself to Satyricon . After Satyr joined the band and took over, he fired oaths because he preferred to spend his time with his girlfriend at the time than knocking over tombstones with the band. After getting to know Garm , he founded the band Ulver with him , who played Thrash Metal until the composition of the demo recording Vargnatt . As Garm became increasingly Nordic, Eide lost interest in the band, and when Ulvers Iranian bassist Reza was fired because of his non-Norwegian origins, he dropped out. Eide also received a racist comment on his musical activities with the half-Indian Vicotnik . He and Vicotnik then moved away from the scene. When the according to Vercingentórixa, editor of the Rites of Eleusis , "poetic / astral" and according to Sonderkrig "depressive and visionary" texts of Eides and Vicotnik's band Ved Buens Ende were written, Eide was, according to his own statements, at the limit of his mental health. He doesn't think he can write such texts again these days; his new texts are more reflections and observations than visionary and depressive texts, but the darkness will always shine through them. But he could not return to his way of thinking from 1994/1995; he must allow himself to stay healthy and otherwise he cannot function as a musician or person. In 1993 he also founded Aura Noir as a side project of his band Ved Buens Ende. In 1997 he played drums on a tour of Dimmu Borgir ; although he didn't like their music, he took part, as it was a tour with Kreator . Since he did not want to reveal his name, he used the pseudonym Kardex and painted his face green.

In Vicotnik's band Dødheimsgard , Eide played drums and guitar on the album 666 International , released in 1999 via Moonfog Productions , the record company of his former co-musician Satyr . He also played for Cadaver . After the band broke up, he wanted to give up playing drums. In addition, he was "annoyed and bored by this whole procedure of live playing".

In 2005, Eide fell from the fifth floor, whereupon he had two operations and was initially kept in a coma ; for the time being it wasn't certain whether he would be paralyzed from the waist down; Apollyon briefed the media on Oath's health condition. Vicotnik, on the other hand, did not comment on the incident because it was an oath affair and he did not want to spread his personal story through the media. The 2005 Naer Mataron album Discipline Manifesto , on which he sang with Land of Dreams , and Absus Mythological Occult Metal were dedicated to him. Shortly after his accident, Eide composed new pieces and albums again, concentrating only on playing the guitar; he was fed up with playing the drums, which towards the end felt more like a responsibility than playing an instrument. He did not remain permanently paralyzed, but was able to walk with crutches at the end of 2008.

Discography

with Ulver

• 1993: Vargnatt
• 1994: Split with Mysticum
• 2005: Blood Inside (drums with Operator )

with Ved Buens ending

• see Ved Buens Ende # discography

with aura noir

• see Aura Noir # discography

with inferno

• 1995: Massacre in Hell
• 1996: Utter Hell
• 1997: Downtown Hades
• 1997: Headbangers Against Disco (split with Sabbat , Gehennah and Bestial Warlust )
• 1997: Thrash Metal Dogs of Hell
• 2004: Überthrash (split with Audiopain , Nocturnal Breed and Aura Noir)
• 2005: Überthrash II (split with Audiopain, Nocturnal Breed and Aura Noir)

with darkthrone

• 1996: Total Death (Text on Blasphemer )
• 1996: FOAD (vocals with Wisdom of the Dead , guitar solo with The Church of Real Metal )

with Dødheimsgard

• 1999: 666 International
• 2007: Supervillain Outcast

with Cadaver / Cadaver Inc.

• 2000: Primal
• 2001: Discipline
• 2001: Live Inferno
• 2004: Necrosis
• 2006: Cadaver / Voice of Hate

with fleurety

• 2000: Department of Apocalyptic Affairs (drums at Facets 2.0 )

with Nocturnal Breed

• 2000: The Tools of the Trade (vocals with Sabbath Man )

with void

• 2001: Demo # 1

with virus

• 2003: Carheart
• 2008: The Black Flux
• 2009: Demo 2000
• 2011: The Agent That Shapes the Desert
• 2012: Oblivion Clock

with Naer Mataron

• 2005: Discipline Manifesto (vocals with Land of Dreams )

with frost

• 2005: Terrorist (Nekronaut PT. I) (drums with Nekronaut (Cunt Cunt Gimme More) , Black Metal Suicide (Claws of Perdition) , Terrorist , Merket for Helvete , Primitive Death and Goat Worship )

with Zweizz

• 2009: The Yawn of the New Age (guitar with Your System Sucks )

with code

• 2009: Resplendent Grotesque (text on Possession Is the Medicine )

with necromantheon

• 2010: Divinity of Death (vocals with Divinity of Death )

with I Left the Planet

• 2011: I Left the Planet

with hexvessel

• 2011: Dawnbearer (vocals with The Tunnel at the End of the Light )

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c} Powaviolenza: Ved Buens Ende - interview with Carl-Michael Eide (guitars / vocals) , June 26, 2006, accessed on March 11, 2013.
2. ↑ ^{a b} Florian Dammasch: Virus ( Memento of the original from July 20, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , December 6, 2008, accessed March 11, 2013. 
3. ^ Vercingentórixa: Misanthropy Records . In: Rites of Eleusis , No. 2, 1995, p. 18.
4. ^ ^{A b} Sonderkrig: Carl Michael Eide , accessed on March 11, 2013.
5. ^ Paul Schwarz: Of Thrash and Trueness . CoC talks to Appolyon from Aura Noir , February 13, 1999, accessed March 11, 2013.
6. ↑ ^{a b c d} Oliver Side: Virus - Of Black Waves And Peacocks Thrash , November 22, 2008, accessed March 11, 2013.
7. ↑ Dødheimsgard FAQ ( Memento from February 20, 2003 in the Internet Archive ), accessed on March 11, 2013.
8. ↑ ^{a b c} News ( Memento of the original from March 5, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , accessed March 11, 2013.  
9. ↑ Dodheimsgard  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , May 24, 2007, accessed March 11, 2013.