CircleOfDeadChildren
Circle Of Dead Children is an American death metal band formed in 1998 in Washington, known for their brutal style and impactful albums.
- Type
- Band
- Origin
- Washington
- Country
- États-Unis
- Active since
- 1998
- Tracks
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Willowtip Sampler 2018
Biography
Story
Circle Of Dead Children (CODC) is an American death metal band formed in 1998 in Washington. The band had an active period marked by the release of several albums, including Starving the Vultures (1999), Exotic Sense Decay (2000), The Genocide Machine (2001), Human Harvest (2003), Zero Comfort Margin (2005), and Psalm of the Grand Destroyer (2010). Their works are characterized by a brutal and intense style, typical of death metal.
The band was also featured in KracRadio's programming with the track "Ursa Major (1998 Revisited)" from the 2018 Willowtip sampler. Circle Of Dead Children managed to carve out a niche in the American death metal scene before disbanding in 2014.
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Formed in 1998 in Washington.
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Debut album: Starving the Vultures (1999).
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Musical style: death metal and brutal death metal.
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Last album: Psalm of the Grand Destroyer (2010).
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Featured on KracRadio with "Ursa Major (1998 Revisited)."
Selection
Discography
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2010Psalm of the Grand Destroyer
- Zero Comfort Margin2005
Zero Comfort Margin
2003Human Harvest
- The Genocide Machine2001
The Genocide Machine
- Exotic Sense Decay2000EP
Exotic Sense Decay
1999Starving the Vultures
FAQ
About the artist
Q01When was Circle Of Dead Children formed?+
The band was formed in 1998.
Q02What is the debut album of Circle Of Dead Children?+
The debut album is Starving the Vultures, released in 1999.
Q03What musical style does Circle Of Dead Children play?+
The band plays death metal and brutal death metal.
Q04Where to listen to Circle Of Dead Children?+
On their KracRadio page.