Dies Irae

The gloom of death metal was imported into Mexico by Dies Irae. In the beginning referred to as Evocation, the group experienced an extended period as GOD (Glorification from the Lifeless) before implementing its current name in past due 1993. Though it has truly gone through several personnel adjustments, Dies Irae continues to be committed to providing a relentless, bone-crushing audio. The seed products that led to Dies Irae had been planted by brothers Dah and Luis Armel Martinez. Joined up with by bassist Nelson Martinez, vocalist Marco A. Gallardo, and guitarist Oscar Lopez, the brothers quickly discovered their market in Mexico’s metallic picture. The group’s potential, nevertheless, appeared to wane following the departure of Lopez and Nelson Martinez. Although Luis Rico was added, the group disbanded soon after his introduction. After a half-year hiatus, the Martinez brothers started to mix. While Dah created a fresh group, Desacrilate, Luis became a member of with Rico to create GOD (Glorification from the Deceased). By 1993, the music group highlighted J.M. Dahern and Eduardo Gomez. Because they begun to compose brand-new materials, the group elected to improve its name to Dies Irae. With Rico departing shortly after launching a demonstration, Ab Imo Pectare, in March 1996, Dies Irae proceeded to go 8 weeks before acquiring substitutes in guitarist Eduardo Gomez and bassist Geraldo Aguilera. The group quickly became disappointed with Aguilera’s bass playing and changed him with Emmanuel Gomez. Getting the interest of Oz Productions using their second demonstration, THE FINAL Breathing, Dies Irae agreed upon to record an record to be divide with Buried Dreams. When the label noticed what the rings had achieved in the studio room, they elected release a full-length albums by both. Dies Irae’s debut record, Ethereal, implemented in March 1996. Quickly prior to the group inserted the studio room, Gomez was changed by bass and cello participant Carlos Orozco. Although they performed at a difficult Rock Live Steel Celebration in Mexico that was documented by Oz Productions, Dies Irae spent almost two years focusing on a follow-up. Throughout that period, Luis Armel Martinez was changed by drummer Luis Antonio Martinez. Documenting their second full-length recording, Naïve, in the Fredman Studio room in Goteburg, Sweden, in January 2001, Dies Irae received a Mexican music honor for “Greatest CD Cover Artwork.”