Cipher System
Cipher System is a Swedish melodic death metal band that hails from Tjörn.
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Origin | Tjörn, Sweden |
Genres | Melodic death metal |
Years active | 1995–present |
Labels | Lifeforce, Nuclear Blast |
Associated acts | Amaranthe, Anata, Dead by April, Nightrage, The Unguided |
Members | Johan Eskilsson Henric Carlsson Peter Engström Andreas Allenmark Emil Frisk Carl Obbel |
Past members | Andreas Johansson Magnus Öhlander Daniel Schöldström Jimmie Strimell Andreas Solveström Pontus Andersson Pontus Hjelm |
The band released their first album Central Tunnel Eight by Lifeforce Records on 2 November 2004. After some years of silence the band spent several months between 2010 and 2011 with that on their own to record a new album. The album was mixed at Studio Fredman and was entitled Communicate the Storms. Shortly after the album was finished, it was announced that the band signed with Nuclear Blast, and the album was released by the label on 9 September 2011.
History
Members
Current members
- Johan Eskilsson - guitars, clean vocals (1995–present)
- Henric Carlsson - bass (1995–present)
- Peter Engström - keyboards (2001–present)
- Andreas Allenmark - guitars (2008–present)
- Emil Frisk - drums (2009–present)
- Carl Obbel - lead vocals (2010–present)
Former members
- Andreas Johansson - guitars (1995-1999)
- Daniel Schöldström - vocals (1997-1999, 2001-2005)
- Magnus Öhlander - guitars (2002-2007)
- Pontus Andersson - drums (1995-2008)
- Jimmie Strimell - lead vocals (2005-2008)
- Pontus Hjelm - Appeared in 7 Inch Cut demo.[1]
- Andreas Solveström - lead vocals (2008-2009)
Timeline
Discography
Studio albums
- 2004 - Central Tunnel Eight (Lifeforce Records)
- 2011 - Communicate the Storms (Nuclear Blast)
Demos
- 1998 - Path of Delight
- 1999 - Raped by Chaos
- 2000 - Awakening of Shadows
- 2002 - Eyecon
- 2006 - Promo 2006
- 7 Inch Cut Ft. Jimmie Strimmel & Pontus Hjelm of Dead By April
- 2009 - Promo 2009
Split
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