Fragments of Unbecoming
Fragments of Unbecoming is a melodic death metal band from Laudenbach, Germany. The band's guitarist Sascha Ehrich is also a renowned artist in the metal world, having designed album covers for bands such as Necrophagist. The band's name was taken from the lyrics for the Edge of Sanity song "Darkday".
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| Origin | Laudenbach, Germany |
| Genres | Melodic death metal |
| Years active | 2000−present |
| Labels | Sylphony Creations, Metal Blade, Cyclone Empire |
| Associated acts | Mortified, Venereal Disease |
| Website | www |
| Members | Sam Anetzberger Stefan Wiemar Sascha Ehrich Ingo Maier Christopher Körtgen |
| Past members | Wolfram Schellenberg |
Band members
Current line up
- Sam Anetzberger − vocals (2004−present)
- Stefan Weimar − rhythm guitar, backing vocals (2000−present)
- Sascha Ehrich − lead guitar, acoustic guitar (2000−present)
- Ingo Maier − drums (2000−present)
- Christopher Körtgen - bass guitar (2009−present)
Former members
- Wolfram Schellenberg − bass guitar (2000−2009)
Guest appearances
- Todd Douglas Collins (Lord Gloom of Afterlight) − Infinite Scream on "A Faint Illumination"
Discography
- Bloodred Tales – Chapter I – The Crimson Season (EP, Sylphony Creations, 2002)
- Skywards – A Sylphe's Ascension (full-length, [Metal Blade, 2004)
- Sterling Black Icon – Chapter III – Black but Shining (full-length, Metal Blade, 2006)
- Everhaunting Past Chapter IV - A Splendid Retrospection (full-length, Cyclone Empire, 2009)
- The Art of Coming Apart (full-length, 2012)[1]
- Perdition Portal (full-length, 2018)
gollark: Which they apparently aren't.
gollark: You aren't going to be able to convince *anyone here* that any amount of restrictions and religious stuff are a *good* thing, the best you could do is to convince people that they are *minimally annoying*.
gollark: YET.
gollark: They EXIST, though.
gollark: It's kind of funnily hypocritical, though?
References
- "Fragments of Unbecoming Announces Release Date For New Album "The Art Of Coming Apart"". Metalunderground.com. 2011-08-15. Retrieved 2012-09-24.
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