Evil Cowards
Evil Cowards are a Swedish extreme metal band that formed in the underground scene. Their debut album "Intet nytt under solen" came out in 2006, followed by...
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Evil Cowards are a Swedish extreme metal band that formed in the underground scene. Their debut album "Intet nytt under solen" came out in 2006, followed by "Killing Music" in 2008 and a self-titled release in 2011. Their most recent album is "The Grand Scheme of Things" from 2018.
The band's lineup has included frontman Mossan, guitarist Rickard, bassist Linus, and drummer Linus. Their sound pulls from black metal acts like Mayhem and Darkthrone as well as thrash bands such as Slayer and Metallica. Songs like "Soldiers Of Satan" and "Chopping Up The Teacher" show their raw, aggressive approach.
Their 2008 album "Killing Music" drew particular criticism for its content, though the band has said they're reflecting rather than endorsing these subjects. They've maintained a dedicated following in extreme metal circles with their uncompromising sound.
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