Blue Holocaust
Blue Holocaust formed in Germany during the mid-1990s, playing a particularly brutal style of death metal. Their debut album, 'Descent into Madness,' came out...
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Blue Holocaust formed in Germany during the mid-1990s, playing a particularly brutal style of death metal. Their debut album, 'Descent into Madness,' came out in 1997. The band's lyrics often dealt with graphic, violent themes, which drew criticism from some corners of the metal scene. A song like '6 Women For The Murderer' became a focal point for that criticism.
Their most acclaimed album is 'The Sickening.' The original lineup included Jens Schmidt on vocals, Timo Legler on guitar, Sascha Schulz on bass, and André Häßler on drums. Other song titles from their catalog include '7 Orchids Stained In Red' and 'A Lizard In A Woman's Skin.'
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