Hieronymus Bosch
Hieronymus Bosch (named after the
15th century Dutch painter) was a Russian band that
came into being in 1993.
By 1995 their debut album,
The Human Abstract,
was recorded, but it would be several years before the
group got back on track due to various issues
within the band, including but
not limited to their leader temporarily leaving the
band as well as the unfortunate death of their
original drummer.
A new lineup stabilized in 2004 and a year later
Artificial Emotions was released.
HB's style on
Emotions is an adventurous, progressive take
on death metal, with plenty of flashy technical
musicianship and choppy riffing to satisfy the
technical death metal fans out there.
The songwriting is somewhat disjointed, which
is typical for this subgenre, as simplistic singalong
tunes is hardly the focus for such bands.
A final third album,
Equivoke, was put out in 2008, and the
band broke up two years later.
Last Lineup
Vsevolod Gorbenko
vocals/bass/keyboards
Vladimir Leiviman
guitars
Vadim Orlov
guitars
Mikhail Sorokin
drums
Former Members/Guests
Viacheslav Molchanov
guitars
Pavel Bogoroditsky
drums RIP: July 1998, heroin overdose, age 21
Andrey Ischenko
drums
Discography
The Human Abstract
1995
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- The Apogee
- Through Racism Forms
- Petra Scandali
- Black Lake Blues
- The Human Abstract
- Mental Perfection
- The Gardens of Earthly Delight
- Doubt Soul
- Expectation of Autumn (In Memorium Kat D) (Outro)
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Vsevolod Gorbenko
-
Vladimir Leiviman
-
Viacheslav Molchanov
-
Pavel Bogoroditsky
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Artificial Emotions
2005
CD-Maximum
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- Interference
- Third Half
- Nodus
- Escape from Primitivity
- Tired Eyes
- Blind Windows Stare
- Dew Swimmer
- Practical Criticism
- Whispers in Bedlam
- Heartbeat Seismology
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-
Vsevolod Gorbenko
-
Vladimir Leiviman
-
Vadim Orlov
-
Andrey Ischenko
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Equivoke
2008
CD-Maximum
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- Zero On A Dice
- Fingerprint Labyrinth
- Monad Hecatomb
- Forlorn Luminary
- Stones And Stocks
- Tracer Bullet Falling Star
- Scrupulum
- Broke
- Scoffer Tragedian
- The Mime
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-
Vsevolod Gorbenko
-
Vladimir Leiviman
-
Vadim Orlov
-
Mikhail Sorokin
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