Malignant Tumour
Malignant Tumour formed in Copenhagen in 1983. Their debut album 'Sickness Denied' came out in 1986, followed by 'Absolute Power' in 1988 and 'Neurotic...
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Malignant Tumour formed in Copenhagen in 1983. Their debut album 'Sickness Denied' came out in 1986, followed by 'Absolute Power' in 1988 and 'Neurotic Symphony' in 1990. The band's lineup has included founding members René Pedersen on vocals, Niels Hansen on guitar, and Mikkel Sandager on drums, along with other musicians like Rune Stiassny and Kasper Kirkegaard.
They're known for songs like 'All Around the World' and 'Death From Above'. Their lyrics have sometimes drawn criticism, particularly the anti-religious themes in 'Sickness Denied', but they've generally stuck to their approach without much apology.
In 1991, founding member Martin Arendal died, which hit the band hard. They kept going through various lineup changes and the usual struggles that come with playing heavy metal for decades.
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