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Depressor
Depressor was a metal band known for extreme and unsettling music. Their 1992 album 'Lord of the Flesh' featured the title track that became their most...
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Depressor was a metal band known for extreme and unsettling music. Their 1992 album 'Lord of the Flesh' featured the title track that became their most recognized song. They released several albums in the 1990s including 'Spawn of the Wicked' in 1990 and 'Cult of the Damned' in 1995.
Their lyrics dealing with gore and blasphemy drew protests from conservative groups. The band had members with stage names like Vladmir 'The Impaler' Dracul on vocals and Morbid on guitars. Their music was often described as dark and dissonant.
They continued releasing material through the late 1990s with 'Grotesque and Obscene' in 1998. Their work found an audience among metal listeners interested in macabre themes and extreme sounds.
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