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Stockholm, Sweden |
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Thrash Metal |
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Last update/review:
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June 18, 2017
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Hexenhaus
Hexenhaus came into being in the late eighties after the initial demise
of
Maninnya Blade,
as that band mutated into a new lineup.
They started strong with
A Tribute To Insanity in 1988,
delivering an excellent brand of Swedish technical thrash, but
by the time of their followup two years later most of the band
had been replaced, and their subsequent releases, good though they were,
failed to capitalize on the strength of the debut and the band lost
steam as a result.
Following the release of
Awakening in 1991 the band morphed into
what became
Memento Mori,
and then some of the guys came back to reform Hexenhaus for one
more album in 1997.
Since then the band has been on-again, off-again, though a new album
was in the works as late as mid-2016.
Discography
A Tribute To Insanity
1988
Active
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- It
- Eaten Alive
- Delirious
- As Darkness Falls
- Incubus
- Death Walks Among Us
- Memento Morie- The Dead Are Restless
- Requiem
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-
Nicklas Johansson
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Mike Wead
-
Rick Meister
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Jan Blomqvist
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Ralph Raideen
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The Edge Of Eternity
1990
Active
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- Prelude
- Toxic Threat
- Prime Evil
- Home Sweet Home (Ward Sweet Ward)
- The House Of Lies
- A Temple For The Soul
- The Eternal Nightmare - Act One
- At The Edge Of Eternity
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-
Tommie Agrippa
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Mike Wead
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Marco A. Nicosia
-
Marty Marteen
-
Billy St. John
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Awakening
1991
Active
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- Shadows Of Sleep
- Awakening
- Betrayed (By Justice)
- Necromonicon Ex Mortis
- Code 29
- The Forthcoming Fall
- Sea Of Blood
- Paradise Of Pain
- The Eternal Nightmare Act III
- Incubus
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-
Thomas Lundin
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Mike Wead
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Marco A. Nicosia
-
Conny Welén
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Billy St. John
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Dejavoodoo
1997
Black Mark
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- Dies Irae - Vredens Dag
- Reborn (At The Back Of Beyond)
- Phobia
- Nocturnal Rites
- Dejavoodoo
- From The Cradle To The Grave
- Rise Babylon Rise
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-
Thomas Lundin
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Mike Wead
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Marco A. Nicosia
-
Marty Marteen
-
Billy St. John
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