Malignus
Malignus formed in Birmingham, England in 1999, with vocalist Damien Thorne and guitarist Simon Robertson starting the band. They released their first EP 'The...
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Malignus formed in Birmingham, England in 1999, with vocalist Damien Thorne and guitarist Simon Robertson starting the band. They released their first EP 'The Tormentors' in 2002, followed by their debut album 'Inhuman Tyranny' the next year. Their 2005 album 'The Serpent's Tongue' included the track 'Anger Makes Me Better,' which became one of their better-known songs.
Their discography includes several albums released roughly every few years, with titles like 'Divine Infamy' in 2007, 'Malicious' in 2009, and 'Human Waste' in 2018. Other songs in their catalog include 'Burning Flames In My Eyes,' 'Kosto,' and 'Kuusi Kuoleman Lasta,' which reflect the Finnish-language elements in some of their work.
Their lyrics often dealt with themes of anger and darker subject matter, which sometimes drew attention beyond just the music itself. They continued releasing material through the 2010s with albums like 'Demonic Gospels' in 2015.
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