Exorcism (band)

Exorcism is a Multinational doom metal band founded by Csaba Zvekan (Raven Lord,[1] Killing Machine, Sardonyx, Emergency). The musical style is often compared to bands like Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Trouble and Saint Vitus.

Exorcism
OriginInternational
GenresDoom metal
Years active2006-present
LabelsDream Records, Golden Core Records
Websitewww.exorcismband.com
MembersCsaba Zvekan
Tore Moren
Nic Angileri
Atma Anur

The band signed a record contract with Golden Core Records which is a sub label by ZYX Music, Germany. On February 9, 2015 the band announced to be signed with Dream Records.

History

Csaba Zvekan began composing songs for Exorcism in 2006 until 2007. No suitable record deal could be negotiated at that time so parts of the demo songs were made available online.

The band announced in September 8, 2013 to be signed with Golden Core Records.[2] . On April 25, 2014 the band released their debut album with the title I Am God. The band announced to have changed to the record label Dream Records. Following months later with an EP release titled World in Sin.[3]

Band personnel

Current members
  • Csaba Zvekan - lead vocals
  • Tore Moren - lead guitar
  • Nic Angileri - bass
  • Atma Anur - drums

Past members

Discography
  • End of Days (2006)
  • I Am God (2014)
  • World in Sin (2015)
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References
  1. Raven Lord announce line up, retrieved 2011-07-14
  2. "EXORCISM Ink Deal With Golden Core Records/ZYX Music", bravewords.com, retrieved 2013-10-08
  3. "Details Of New EP "World In Sin" Revealed By Exorcism", metalunderground.com, retrieved 2015-04-24



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