God Dethroned

Dutch death-metal music group God Dethroned was shaped in 1991 by vocalist Henri Sattler with many friends (credited just seeing that M. Beukeveld, M. Arends, and A. Dijkstra); they documented a demonstration and got the chance release a an recording on the tiny German label Shark in 1992. Entitled The Christhunt, it do small commercially, and God Dethroned continued hiatus the next 12 months, with Sattler developing a fresh group known as Ministry of Terror. Pursuing that band’s 1994 recording Fall of Existence and a assisting Western tour, Sattler made a decision to re-form God Dethroned with guitarist Jens, bassist Meat, and drummer Roel. This fresh lineup obtained a cope with Metallic Blade, which released The Grand Grimoire in past due 1997; the recording premiered in the U.S. the next year and accomplished a fair quantity of airplay on college-radio metallic displays. The Christhunt was reissued later on that year using the cover artwork the band experienced originally desired (a dissected rat), and the state follow-up, Bloody Blasphemy, made an appearance in 1999.