Death Army
Death Army formed in Lombardy, Italy in 2004 with vocalist Simone Spreafico, guitarists Luca Martelloni and Marco De Fazio, bassist Emanuele Cozzi, and...
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Death Army formed in Lombardy, Italy in 2004 with vocalist Simone Spreafico, guitarists Luca Martelloni and Marco De Fazio, bassist Emanuele Cozzi, and drummer Alberto Palazzo. They started with a demo in 2005 and released their second album 'Longobardia' in 2008, which became one of their notable tracks. The band's sound draws from classic metal influences while incorporating doom and folk elements.
Their lineup has changed over time, with Spreafico remaining as vocalist. Guitarist Riccardo Baroni joined in 2012, and the current rhythm section includes bassist Andrea Barone and drummer Alessandro Togni. They've continued releasing albums through 2020, with songs like 'Mountainfest' and 'Ragnarok' appearing in their catalog.
Death Army's music often explores themes from Lombard history and culture, which has sometimes drawn attention. They've maintained a consistent presence in the Italian metal scene without significantly altering their core approach to heavy music.
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