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Dödenskog
Dödenskog was a Swedish black metal band active in the mid-1990s. They released a demo in 1994, followed by self-titled and subsequent albums through 1998....
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Dödenskog was a Swedish black metal band active in the mid-1990s. They released a demo in 1994, followed by self-titled and subsequent albums through 1998. Their cover of Burzum's 'Black Spell of Destruction' appears in their catalog.
The band's 1996 album 'Undergångens Arv' included a cover of Skrewdriver's 'White Rider,' which drew criticism within the black metal scene.
A compilation titled 'Dödenskog: The Anthology' was released in 2005. Their music featured the lineup of A. Blackheim on vocals and guitar, F. Gravf on guitar, M. Void on bass, and A. Hellhammer on drums.
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