Nihilist (band)



























Nihilist
Origin
Stockholm, Sweden
Genres Death metal
Years active 1987–1989, 1989-2014 (as Entombed), 2016-present (as Entombed)
Associated acts
Entombed, Unleashed, Morbid
Past members
Lars Göran Petrov
Nicke Andersson
Leif "Leffe" Cuzner
Johnny Hedlund
Alex Hellid

Nihilist was a Swedish death metal band formed in 1987[1] by Nicke Andersson and Alex Hellid.[2] The band split-up in 1989 when Johnny Hedlund left to form Unleashed.[1] The remaining members reformed the band under the name Entombed.[1] Nihilist never recorded a full-length album before they renamed as Entombed, but a collection of their demo work was released in 2005.[3] Guitarist Leif "Leffe" Cuzner died in June 2006.[4]


Nicke Andersson admitted in the recent book about the history of death metal and grindcore Choosing Death that after his relationship with Johnny Hedlund had grown ever more acrimonious, he had deliberately split the band up as a means of parting company with him. The last lineup of Nihilist minus Hedlund then reformed under the new name of Entombed, while Hedlund formed his own band Unleashed in reply.




Contents






  • 1 Band members


  • 2 Discography


  • 3 References


  • 4 External links





Band members




  • Lars Göran Petrov - Vocals (1988-1989)[1]


  • Nicke Andersson - Drums (1987-1989)[1]


  • Leif "Leffe" Cuzner - Guitar (1987-1989)[1]


  • Johnny Hedlund - Bass (1988-1989)[1]


  • Alex Hellid - Guitar (1987-1989)[1]



Discography




  • Premature Autopsy - Demo (1988)[1]


  • Only Shreds Remain - Demo (1989)[1]


  • Drowned - Demo (1989)[1]


  • Drowned - 7" Single (1989)


  • Nihilist (1987-1989) - (2005)[1]





References





  1. ^ abcdefghijkl Tartarean Desire - Nihilist - Death metal band from Sweden


  2. ^ Nihilist at Allmusic


  3. ^ History of the band on Answers.com


  4. ^ Blabbermouth.net - Founding Nihilist Guitarist Passes Away




External links



  • Interview of Leif Cuzner

  • Interview of Lars-Göran Petrov (In French)

  • Nihilist compilation review by Vincent Eldefors

  • Nihilist at Metal Archives









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