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Necrophagist

Necrophagist is a German technical death metal band known for its baroque-influenced compositions and impressive instrumental performances.

Type
Band
Origin
Karlsruhe
Country
Allemagne
Active since
1992
Tracks
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Willowtip Sampler 2018

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Biography

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Necrophagist was a German technical death metal band, formed in Karlsruhe in 1992 and active until 2010. The band is known for its complex compositions and baroque music influences, as well as its technical death metal style. Their discography includes albums such as "Onset of Putrefaction" (1999) and "Epitaph" (2004), along with EPs like "Necrophagist" (1995) and "Requiems of Festered Gore" (1992).

The band was also featured in KracRadio's programming with the track "Mutilate The Stillborn" (Willowtip Sampler 2018). Their music is characterized by technical riffs and elaborate song structures, establishing them as a reference in the technical death metal genre.

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    Formed in 1992 in Karlsruhe, Germany.

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    Active until 2010.

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    Known for its baroque-influenced compositions.

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    Discography includes "Epitaph" (2004) and "Onset of Putrefaction" (1999).

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    Featured on KracRadio with "Mutilate The Stillborn" (Willowtip Sampler 2018).

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Q01What is the musical style of Necrophagist?+

Necrophagist is a technical death metal band.

Q02When was the band formed?+

Necrophagist was formed in 1992.

Q03Where can I listen to Necrophagist's music?+

On their KracRadio page.

Q04What albums were released by Necrophagist?+

The band released albums such as "Onset of Putrefaction" (1999) and "Epitaph" (2004).

Q05What is the name of the track featured on KracRadio?+

The track featured is "Mutilate The Stillborn."