Funeral

There are (at least) 11 artists named Funeral: 1) Funeral is a French Black Metal band that was born out of the ashes of Pure Desecration in 1994. Funeral initially consisted of Hades (vocals/guitars), Black Christ from Blessed in Sin (guitars) and Krof from Maleficum Orgia (session drums). They released "Black Flame of Unholy Hate" demo in 1995. Shortly after the demo was released, Black Christ left Funeral to focus on Blessed in Sin. In 1996, Funeral Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

There are (at least) 11 artists named Funeral: 1) Funeral is a French Black Metal band that was born out of the ashes of Pure Desecration in 1994. Funeral initially consisted of Hades (vocals/guitars), Black Christ from Blessed in Sin (guitars) and Krof from Maleficum Orgia (session drums). They released "Black Flame of Unholy Hate" demo in 1995. Shortly after the demo was released, Black Christ left Funeral to focus on Blessed in Sin. In 1996, Funeral was featured on a split demo with Osculum Infame which featured Xaphan on vocals and Amaobscuradeo from Blessed in Sin on session keyboards. At some point after the split demo was released, Xaphan and Black Christ, along with 2 other people were arrested for exhuming the corpse of Yvonne Foin and planting a crucifix into her heart. Only Hades remained in Funeral. The band later became known as Kristallnacht in 1997 and Kristallnacht was featured on a split tape with Morke in that year. Hades briefly went by Herr Wolf before settling on L.F., his initials. Throughout 1999-2002, Kristallnacht released a few EPs and compilation albums as well as being featured on another split release with Seigneur Voland and Blessed in Sin before splitting-up in 2002 due to L.F. evolving his ideology from NS to a satanic-oriented one. Funeral reunited in 2024 and released "Opus Satani Excelsi" a year later, featuring the original line-up from "Black Flame of Unholy Hate" including two session musicians. 2) Funeral is a funeral doom metal band from Drammen, Norway. They were formed in 1991. Their first demo Tristesse consisting of three extreme doom metal compositions made them one of the pioneers in the funeral doom sub-genre. Later they moved on to more melodic direction. Originally released in 1995, Tragedies broke boundaries as Funeral was among the first and only bands of their genre to recruit a female vocalist, which inspired many of their successors to do the same. Up to this date the band has produced seven full-length albums and five demos. Latest is Gospel of Bones, released in 2024. 3) Funeral is a Brazilian punk Band. 4) Funeral is a punk band from Long Beach, California, USA, featuring future/former members of the Rik L Rik band, Weirdos, and Tex and the Horseheads. 5) Funeral is an American death metal band. Formed in Antioch, California featuring Eric Cutler (Autopsy), Steve DiGiorgio (Death, Autopsy, Sadus and many more), John Shafer (Hexx), Aaron Gustafson (Necyomancy) and Petri Toivonen (Doomed). 6) Funeral is a Swedish death doom metal band. Formed in 2002. Slight black metal influences can be heard at certain points in most of the songs in the demo. 7) Funeral is a D-Beat crust punk from Portland, USA with Warcry and Atrocious Madness members. A 6-tracks EP was released by Whisper In Darkness Records in 2003. 8) Funeral is a brutal death metal band from Asuncion, Paraguay. 9) Funeral is a Chinese black metal band from Beijing, China. They released one demo titled "Funeral Apocalypse" in 2009. 10) A South African Doom Metal band from Pretoria, ZA, that became Chokehold and later Conscript. 11) Funeral is a 26-year-old vocalist and producer commonly affiliated with the digicore/hyperpop scene. He is a member of the collectives graveem1nd and noheart. Funeral often makes music under the genre “Digicore” which approaches rap music with a fusion of electronic/underground rap influences (such as 100 gecs, Sybyr, Bladee, and others), the usage of DnB drums, and up-pitched “nightcore” vocals. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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