Katafalk

Katafalk is a Dutch death/thrash metal band, from Groningen.

Katafalk
OriginGroningen, Netherlands
GenresDeath/thrash metal
Years active1995–present
LabelsCold Blood Industries
Associated actsProstitute Disfigurement
Toxocara
Websitewww.katafalk.com

Katafalk was founded in 1995 by guitarist Chris. After two demos (Through The Storm (1997) and 'Promo 2001', many gigs and line-up changes, the band managed to become pretty well known in and outside The Netherlands. Having done a series of exclusive dates with God Dethroned, the band was offered a deal by Cold Blood Industries. Katafalk's debut album Storm Of The Horde came out early 2003 via CBI/Zomba/Suburban. In 2003 Katafalk performed on the Wâldrock festival.

Members

Current members
  • Wokkel - vocals (1996–2001 and July 2003–present)
  • Christiaan - guitar
  • Niels van Wijk - guitar (July 2003–present), vocals (November 2003–July 2003)
  • Jurjen - bass guitar
  • Martin - drums (2001–present)

Past members

Pier Abe - guitar Henk Jan - bass guitar Rodney - vocals Dick Barelds - guitar Michiel - drums

Discography
  • Through the Storm (demo-MC, 1997)
  • Promo 2001 (demo-CD)
  • Storm of the Horde (January 2003, Cold Blood Industries)
  • Death’s Contradiction (2006)
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