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Systematic Marsmurder
Systematic Marsmurder formed in the Netherlands in 1999 with Michel van den Bos on vocals and guitar, Erik de Leeuw on guitar, Marco Hollestelle on bass, and...
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Systematic Marsmurder formed in the Netherlands in 1999 with Michel van den Bos on vocals and guitar, Erik de Leeuw on guitar, Marco Hollestelle on bass, and Stephan Mastbergen on drums. They started playing a mix of black metal, grindcore, and doom that was abrasive from the beginning, and built a cult following through live shows.
Their first album 'Terrestrials' came out in 2004, followed by 'The Scars of Light' in 2007 and 'A Sinless Sinner' in 2010. Songs like 'It Happens' and 'Nazi Goreng' show their approach: lyrics about violence and dark themes over relentless metal. The band's work has sometimes drawn questions about where artistic expression ends.
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