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The Ordher
The Ordher formed in Berlin in 1995. They were a quartet with Casimir Villain on vocals, Anya Volkov on violin, Viktor Khaos on guitar, and Markus Roth on...
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Hit The Weak
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Progeny
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Weaponize
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Blessed Be All Wars
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Conspiracy
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Earth Burns
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Kill The Betrayers
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Shot
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Silent Enemies
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The Devil's Whip
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Won't Stand Behind The Line
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Father
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Retaliation
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The Poison
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Through The Walls
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When the Storm Arrives
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The Ordher formed in Berlin in 1995. They were a quartet with Casimir Villain on vocals, Anya Volkov on violin, Viktor Khaos on guitar, and Markus Roth on drums. Their sound pulled from gothic rock and industrial music, with Volkov's classical violin training adding an ethereal layer.
Their song 'The Poison' became their most recognizable track. It had a hypnotic melody and lyrics that dealt with dark, introspective themes. Other songs like 'Blessed Be All Wars' and 'Earth Burns' continued in that vein, exploring heavy subject matter through their particular blend of rock.
Their lyrics and overall image sometimes drew criticism for being too dark or nihilistic. The band generally stuck to their vision, saying their music was meant to reflect difficult aspects of life rather than glorify them.
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