Insidious Disease
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Latest Insidious Disease News
Below is our complete Insidious Disease news coverage, including columns and articles pertaining to the band. Some articles listed may be indirectly related, such as side projects of the band members, etc.
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Asinhell (Volbeat, Ex-Morgoth) Premiere New Video
Asinhell, the death metal band led by Volbeat's Michael Poulsen, have released a new music video for the title track of their debut album, Impii Hora. Poulsen takes on guitar duties, while Marc Grewe (of Insidious Disease, Morgoth) handles vocals, and Morten Toft Hansen (Raunchy) is on drums.
Poulsen shared the following about the song: More...
Asinhell (Volbeat, Ex-Morgoth Etc.) Premiere Video
A music video directed by Shan Dan (known for his work with Volbeat and Exodus) for Asinhell's track "Pyromantic Scryer" has just been released online. The song pays tribute to the late Entombed vocalist L.G. Petrov.
The band's guitarist, Michael Poulsen (Volbeat), shared his thoughts: More...
Asinhell (Volbeat, Ex-Morgoth) Premiere New Video
Alongside the release of their debut album "Impii Hora", Asinhell just premiered a music video for their single "Wolfpack Laws," available for streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you below. The new death metal project comprises guitarist Michael Poulsen from Volbeat, vocalist Marc Grewe (known for Insidious Disease and ex-Morgoth), and drummer Morten Toft Hansen from Raunchy.
Asinhell (Volbeat, Ex-Morgoth) Premiere New Single
Asinhell have just premiered a lyric video for their single "Desert Of Doom." This mid-90s death metal-inspired band features Volbeat's Michael Poulsen on guitars, vocalist Marc Grewe (known for Insidious Disease and his time with Morgoth), and drummer Morten Toft Hansen, known for his work with Raunchy.
Asinhell's debut album "Impii Hora" is set to be released on September 29th through Metal Blade Records.
Poulsen shared his thoughts on the track, saying: More...
Volbeat Frontman Launches New Death Metal Band
Volbeat's frontman, Michael Poulsen, has always had a deep connection to death metal. In the '90s, Poulsen was a member of Dominus, and his passion for the genre has remained evident throughout the years. Now, Poulsen is venturing back into death metal territory with his new band, Asinhell. Their debut single, "Fall Of The Loyal Warrior," is streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you now below.
Asinhell brings together the guitar prowess of Michael Poulsen, the vocals of Marc Grewe (ex-Morgoth and Insidious Disease), and the drumming of Toft Hansen (Raunchy). Together, they are set to unleash their debut album, "Impii Hora," on September 29th.
Comments Poulsen: More...
Bastarður (Sólstafir) Premiere "Viral Tumor"
Bastarður - the crust punk project of Sólstafir singer/guitarist Aðalbjörn Tryggvason - premiere a new song entitled “Viral Tumor”, taken from their upcoming debut album "Satan’s Loss of Son". The record will be released by Season of Mist on October 29th.
Insidious Disease Uploads New Music Video
The time has come. Death metal conglomerate Insidious Disease unveil their new album, "After Death via Nuclear Death Records. In celebration, we've unleashed the official music video for "Invisible War," which can be seen below. "After Death" marks the band's first album in ten years, following their debut release, "Shadowcast." More...
Insidious Disease Launches New Single
Norwegian death metal collective Insidious Disease, featuring current/former members from Dimmu Borgir, Morgoth, Nile, Susperia and Napalm Death, has revealed a blood curdling anthem today called "Born Into Bondage." The track is found on the group's first album in a decade, "After Death," that's due out on October 30th with Nuclear Blast. You can check it out below.
Commenting on the new single, vocalist Marc Grewe states:
"Recalling the time Silenoz and myself wrote 'Born Into Bondage,' I totally remember it was a foggy and rainy Norwegian day in the fall, just as it is right now, actually...perfect scenery to fall into philosophic talks about lost relationships, lost hopes and so on. We were talking about dependency in any kind of way, may it be religion, ego, drugs or whatever we once were trapped in one way or the other.
"We had this traumatic sounding Intro-Theme..words were flying around and all of a sudden it was assembling together. I just tried out some vocal phrases out of the top of my lungs...and it somehow fitted perfectly. After that it was just like a hot knife cutting the butter.
"I guess Silenoz and I have a common sense about what 'freedom' means, so after these first takes with an SM 57 in Silenoz basement we just recorded those vocals, that you can actually listen to on this recording...it's OLD SCHOOL as it was meant to be! No posh studio shit...recording in the basement...its more about the common sense of how you 'feel' about a song, not so much about technical abilities! That's how it works, and how it was meant to be... right?!" More...
Insidious Disease Posts Second Album Trailer
Norwegian death metal horde Insidious Disease, featuring current/former members from Dimmu Borgir, Morgoth, Nile, Susperia and Napalm Death, has released a new trailer today revealing the concepts behind their first album in a decade, "After Death," that's due out on October 30th with Nuclear Blast. You can watch the trailer below.
Sonically inducing a depraved and morbid condition of the mind, Insidious Disease will return in 2020 to present their second full length album. Freshly signed to Nuclear Blast Records, the band convenes to create a modern venture into classic death metal. Still in the early stages of existence with only their debut album "Shadowcast" (2010) preceding, Insidious Disease are ripe with a hellish energy that seeks to sear its way across the universe of heavy metal. "It’s not supposed to be re-inventing the wheel or anything, it’s just about finding a good groove that we feel comfortable with," explains Silenoz. More...
Insidious Disease Posts New Album Trailer Online
Norwegian death metal beasts Insidious Disease, featuring current/former members from Dimmu Borgir, Morgoth, Nile, Susperia and Napalm Death, will release their first album in a decade, "After Death," on October 30 via Nuclear Blast.
In a new trailer released today, the band discuses their storied past and the journey that's led them to one of the most ferocious records this year. You can check it out below.
Sonically inducing a depraved and morbid condition of the mind, Insidious Disease returns this fall to present their second full length album. Freshly signed to Nuclear Blast Records, the band convenes to create a modern venture into classic death metal. Still in the early stages of existence with only their debut album "Shadowcast" (2010) preceding, Insidious Disease are ripe with a hellish energy that seeks to sear its way across the universe of heavy metal.
"It’s not supposed to be re-inventing the wheel or anything, it’s just about finding a good groove that we feel comfortable with," explains guitarist Silenoz. More...
Insidious Disease Releases New Album Trailer
Norwegian death metal beasts Insidious Disease, featuring current/former members from Dimmu Borgir, Morgoth, Nile, Susperia and Napalm Death, will release their first album in a decade, "After Death," on October 30 via Nuclear Blast.
Today, the band has revealed a new trailer in which they discuss the album's artwork, created by Dan Seagrave (Entombed, Gorguts). Watch below:
Sonically inducing a depraved and morbid condition of the mind, Insidious Disease returns this fall to present their second full length album. Freshly signed to Nuclear Blast Records, the band convenes to create a modern venture into classic death metal. Still in the early stages of existence with only their debut album "Shadowcast" (2010) preceding, Insidious Disease are ripe with a hellish energy that seeks to sear its way across the universe of heavy metal.
"It’s not supposed to be re-inventing the wheel or anything, it’s just about finding a good groove that we feel comfortable with," explains guitarist Silenoz. More...
Insidious Disease Reveals New Album Details
Norwegian death metal horde Insidious Disease, featuring current/former members from Dimmu Borgir, Morgoth, Nile, Susperia and Napalm Death, have announced their first album in a decade, "After Death," will be released on October 30th with Nuclear Blast. Pre-orders are available now and the band has just unleashed a lyric video for a skull-crushing new track titled "Betrayer," which you can check out below.
Commenting on the new track, vocalist Marc Grewe says, "'Betrayer' kicks in straight away and has a quite remarkable hookline and a riffing that kicks you right into the balls. We can’t wait to play that song live again, which we did already a couple of times, and even if fans didn’t know the song yet, it always got a great response and people freaked/moshed out to it! Lyrically, it deals with stuff everybody has experienced: Getting fucked over/ betrayed by people you actually once trusted/loved to the fullest... this can be girlfriends/boyfriends, bandmates, friends or even family... It was a good cathartic event for me when writing these lyrics... from that feeling of total disappointment into anger and finally to expressing it via a song, that channelled all those negativity into something positive!" More...
Insidious Disease Premiere New Single
Insidious Disease have inked a deal with Nuclear Blast and are wrapping up a new album entitled “After Death”. The group - featuring Dimmu Borgir guitarist Silenoz, Napalm Death bassist Shane Embury, ex-Nile drummer Tony Laureano premiere a new track from it called “Enforcers Of The Plague“ streaming below.
Silenoz commented of this track and the band’s plans for their sophomore album: More...
Insidious Disease Posts "Boundless" Video
Insidious Disease has posted a new music video online for the song "Boundless," which is off the band's new album "Shadowcast." The video clip can be viewed below.
Insidious Disease Talks New Album Track-By-Track
Insidious Disease, the metal supergroup featuring members of Napalm Death, Dimmu Borgir, Nile and Old Man's Child, have posted two new videos discussing the band's debut album "Shadowcast." The videos can be viewed below.
Insidious Disease is:
Marc Grewe (ex-Morgoth) - Vocals
Sven "Silenoz" Kopperud (Dimmu Borgir) - Guitar
Shane Embury (Napalm Death) - Bass
Tony Laureano (ex-Nile) - Drums
Jon "Jardar" Andersen (Old Man's Child) – Guitar
Track-By-Track Pt.1
Track-By-Track Pt.2
Insidious Disease Reveals New Album Artwork
Extreme metal legends have united as INSIDIOUS DISEASE will unleash the most violent death metal album to come along in years. The band consists of Dimmu Borgir’s main songwriter Silenoz, bassist Shane Embury (Napalm Death), guitarist Jardar (Old Mans Child), drummer Tony Laureano (Angelcorpse, Nile) and vocalist Marc Grewe (from German death metal band Morgoth) will release its debut album "Shadowcast" via Century Media Records on July 12th in Europe and July 27th in North America.
INSIDIOUS DISEASE is proud to unveil a brand new artwork trailer for Shadowcast offering a glimpse at the morbid visuals accompanying the release. Check out the video below:
Silenoz further explains the concept of Shadowcast, which has way more to offer than just typical death metal gore galore, “The basic idea behind Shadowcast lyrically is an attempt to describe the ‘misfits’ in this world: the misunderstood, mentally defect and depraved individuals that walk among us - rapists, serial killers, pedophiles, necrophiles and drug addicts, etc. It could be your neighbor, you just never know, it could be YOU!" More...
Insidious Disease Announces New Album Details
Insidious Disease is set to release the new album "Shadowcast" via Century Media Records on July 12th in Europe and July 27th in the U.S. The group consists of Silenoz of Dimmu Borgir, Shane Embury of Napalm Death, Old Mans Child’s Jardar, drummer Tony Laureano (Angelcorpse, Nile) and vocalist Marc Grewe from German death metal act Morgoth.
The cover artwork was created by Kjell Ivar Lund and will be censored by a nice CD slip-case to avoid any trouble with the shops. Apart from an equally gory booklet the limited ddition first-pressing CD will include 2 bonus tracks (“Insomaniac” plus a cover of Death’s track “Leprosy”). You can check out a couple of advance tracks at the band’s official MySpace page.
Insidious Disease Signs To Century Media Records
INSIDIOUS DISEASE was formed in late 2004 by Silenoz (Dimmu Borgir) and Jardar (Old Man’s Child) with drummer Tony Laureano (Angelcorpse, Nile) and Shane Embury (Napalm Death, Brujeria, Lock Up). With vocalist Marc Grewe - of former German death metal cult act Morgoth, which were one of the earliest bands signed to Century Media.
The is planning to release their debut album “Shadowcast” through Century Media Records.
Silenoz comments, "We're proud, relieved and very happy to announce that Insidious Disease is joining the Century Media family! The excitement of finally sharing the debut album with you and knowing we'll meet you on the road is something we have a hard time hiding right now - we can't wait!"
Check out a couple of advance tracks at the band’s official MySpace page.
Insidious Disease Drummer To Sit Out Shows
Due to Tony Laureano's (ex-DIMMU BORGIR, NILE, ANGELCORPSE) touring commitments with ALL THAT REMAINS, he is unable to join INSIDIOUS DISEASE (formerly INSIDIOUS) for their two German shows this week. His replacement for these performances will be DIMMU BORGIR/ex-VADER drummer Dariusz "Daray" Brzozowski.
INSIDIOUS DISEASE will make its official live debut at this year's Wacken Open Air festival, set to take place July 30 - August 1, 2009 in Wacken, Germany. The band will perform on the W.E.T. stage on Friday, July 31 at 10:25 p.m. A warm-up show is planned for July 30 at the Magnet club in Berlin, Germany as the support act for CALIBAN. INSIDIOUS DISEASE will also take part in a meet-and-greet at Wacken on Friday, July 31 between 6:30 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. at the Metal Hammer fanclub stand. More...
Napalm Death Bassist Joins Insidious Disease
Napalm Death bassist Shan e Embury has joined supergroup Insidious Disease. The band also includes Dimmu Borgir guitarist Silenoz, Jardar (guitarist with Old Man's Child) and Nile drummer Tony Laureano.