Midvinter

Midvinter is a black metal band from Sweden founded in 1993 by members of Apollgon, Fogbound and Melek Taus. The band released one demo entitled Midvinternatt in 1994, and later released their debut full length studio album At the Sight of the Apocalypse Dragon in 1997. The album was produced by King Diamond guitarist Andy La Rocque. Soon after the album's release the band broke up although they have since reformed with founding member Damien Midvinter (ex-Apollgon, ex-De Infernali) being the only original member. Kheeroth (ex-Setherial), who sang on At the Sight of the Apocalypse Dragon, has returned to once again perform vocal duties. Since the band reformed in 2006 they have not released new material although they have reissued their debut album with alternate artwork.[1]

Midvinter
Midvinter 1997 and 2006 logos
Background information
OriginKarlskrona, Sweden
GenresBlack metal
Years active1993–1997, 2006-Present
LabelsDeath Records
Invasion Records
Black Diamond Productions
Frostscald Records
Associated actsApollgon, Setherial, Naglfar, De Infernali
Websitehttp://www.myspace.com/midvinter2006
MembersDamien Midvinter, Kheeroth, J.F., S.K.
Past membersBelial, Vlad Morbius, Wrath, Andreas Nilsson, Zathanel

Members

Source:[2]

  • Damien Midvinter - Guitars, Bass, Keyboards, Vocals
  • Kheeroth - Vocals
  • J.F. - Bass
  • S.K. - Drums

Former members
  • Belial - Drums
  • Vlad Morbius - Vocals (1993-1995)
  • Wrath - Bass (1995)
  • Andreas Nilsson - Guitars (1995)
  • Zathanel - Drums (1996-1997)

Discography

Notes and references
  1. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2015-01-28. Retrieved 2013-06-09.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  2. "Midvinter - Encyclopaedia Metallum: The Metal Archives". www.metal-archives.com.
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