Obscene Eulogy

Obscene Eulogy is a death/black metal band from Saint John, New Brunswick. The band record with Impaled Nazarene's Mika Luttinen on vocals.[1] Their current singer is Tapio Wilska of Finntroll.[2]

Obscene Eulogy
OriginSaint John, New Brunswick, Canada
GenresBlackened death metal
Death metal
Black metal
Years active1999–present
LabelsIndependent
MembersDisease (Jamie Vautour) - guitar, bass
N. - guitar, bass, effects, eyboards
Tapio Wilska - vocals
Past membersMika Luttinen - vocals

History

Beginning in 2002, singer Mika Luttinen, along with Jamie "Disease" Vautour on guitar and bass and multi-instrumentalist "N.", formed Oscene Eulogy and released three albums of metal music. Their third album. Defining Hate, included guest musicians Killjoy and Wilska van Fintroll.[2]

As well as their own albums, the band appeared on the compilation album Firebox Sampler Vol. 1.[3]

Members

Current members
  • Disease (Jamie Vautour) - guitar, bass
  • N. - guitar, bass, effects, keyboards
  • Tapio Wilska - vocals

Past members
  • Mika Luttinen - vocals

Discography
  • A Portal into Fire (Demo, 2002)
  • A Portal into Fire (EP, 2003)
  • Defining Hate: The Truth Undead (Album, 2004)[1]
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References
  1. "Obscene Eulogy - Defining Hate". Metal.de, review by Norman Sickinger. 16 September 2004.
  2. "Obscene Eulogy - Defining Hate - The Truth Undead". Lords of Metal. review by David Kaluza
  3. "Firebox Sampler Vol. 1". Doom-Metal. review by Kostas Panagiotou


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