Bloodphemy - Biography
Biography
The Amersfoort (NL)-based quartet formed originally in 2000, but that first run was a brief one.
The band broke up in 2003 and it seemed like their album 'Section 8' as well as their name were destined to molder forever in obscurity.
Until drummer Edwin Nederkoorn and guitarist Winfred Koster reunited with the help of other Dutch death metalers in 2015. The band gained a record deal with Sleaszy Rider records and since then Bloodphemy have released a 2016 EP 'Blood Will Tell' and the album 'Bloodline' in 2017.
To promote these albums the band crushed stages in Germany, Luxembourg, Czech Republic, Austria, Croatia, Poland, Slovakia and Holland on festivals like Czech Death fest, Kaltenbach open air, Headbangers Bash, Gothoom and many others.
And now the Dutch death metal group released 'In Cold Blood' via Black Lion records (2019).
Ten tracks in length, more classic sounding than old school and without the slightest hint of pretension. In Cold Blood represents some real, straight-for-the-throat, outrageously violent death metal! With a mighty brutal wall of sound produced at the Soundlodge Studio by Jörg Uken.
Drawing influence from Florida, Sweden and their Dutch heritage while at the same time these blood-obsessed Dutchmen distinguish themselves from the horde with clever guitarwork and plenty of unique groove.
2000
The rise of Bloodphemy with:
Wicliff Wolda (Beyond Belief) on bass
Winfred Koster (Alterizer, ex Pleurisy) on guitar
Mathieu van Hamersveld (Pleurisy) on vocals
Edwin Nederkoorn (Pleurisy) on drums
2002
Bloodphemy recorded their first album Section 8
Edwin Nederkoorn left Bloodphemy to focus more on Pleurisy
Quint Meerbeek (Bodyfarm) joins Bloodphemy to replace Edwin on drums
Bloodphemy comes to a full stop
2015
Bloodphemy was revived
Wicliff Wolda on bass
Winfred Koster on guitar
Edwin Nederkoorn on drums
Rutger van Noordenburg (Pestilence, Bleeding Gods, Shinigami) on guitar
Arnold Oude Middendorp (ex-Altar, ex Devious) on vocals
Bloodphemy re-recorded the song Blood for Me from the Section 8 album (mixed and mastered by Harris Johns)
Bloodphemy recorded the Blood Will Tell ep.
2016
Bloodphemy signed a 2-album deal with Sleaszy Rider records
Release from the lyric video Folie à Deux
Release from the ep Blood Will Tell
Arnold left Bloodphemy
Session vocalist Dirk Willems (ex-Usthor, ex-Deatmarch, Codex Mortis) replaces Arnold for the recordings of the Bloodline album
Release from the videoclip 'Catch 23'
2017
Bloodphemy signs at Doc-agency
Release from the lyric video 'Void'
Olivier van der Kruijf (Grindpad, ex-Judgement Day, ex-departure) joined Bloodphemy on vocals
Bloodphemy released their third album 'Bloodline'
Rutger left Bloodphemy
Michel Alderliefsten (Neoceasar, ex-Sinister) replaces Rutger on guitar
Bloodphemy released a music video for 'Annihilation'
2018
Founding member Wicliff left Bloodphemy
Robin Zwiep (Meadows, ex-KhaoZ) replaced Wicliff on bass
Bloodphemy signs a new record deal at Black Lion records
Bloodphemy leaves at Doc-agency
Bloodphemy signs at All Metal agency
Michel left Bloodphemy
2019
Release from the lyric video 'Out of the Box'
Release of the album 'In Cold Blood'
Release from the music video 'Chamber of Horrors'
Arjan van Dune (Codex Mortis, ex-Funeral Whore, ex-Usthor) replaces Michel on guitar
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The band broke up in 2003 and it seemed like their album 'Section 8' as well as their name were destined to molder forever in obscurity.
Until drummer Edwin Nederkoorn and guitarist Winfred Koster reunited with the help of other Dutch death metalers in 2015. The band gained a record deal with Sleaszy Rider records and since then Bloodphemy have released a 2016 EP 'Blood Will Tell' and the album 'Bloodline' in 2017.
To promote these albums the band crushed stages in Germany, Luxembourg, Czech Republic, Austria, Croatia, Poland, Slovakia and Holland on festivals like Czech Death fest, Kaltenbach open air, Headbangers Bash, Gothoom and many others.
And now the Dutch death metal group released 'In Cold Blood' via Black Lion records (2019).
Ten tracks in length, more classic sounding than old school and without the slightest hint of pretension. In Cold Blood represents some real, straight-for-the-throat, outrageously violent death metal! With a mighty brutal wall of sound produced at the Soundlodge Studio by Jörg Uken.
Drawing influence from Florida, Sweden and their Dutch heritage while at the same time these blood-obsessed Dutchmen distinguish themselves from the horde with clever guitarwork and plenty of unique groove.
2000
The rise of Bloodphemy with:
Wicliff Wolda (Beyond Belief) on bass
Winfred Koster (Alterizer, ex Pleurisy) on guitar
Mathieu van Hamersveld (Pleurisy) on vocals
Edwin Nederkoorn (Pleurisy) on drums
2002
Bloodphemy recorded their first album Section 8
Edwin Nederkoorn left Bloodphemy to focus more on Pleurisy
Quint Meerbeek (Bodyfarm) joins Bloodphemy to replace Edwin on drums
Bloodphemy comes to a full stop
2015
Bloodphemy was revived
Wicliff Wolda on bass
Winfred Koster on guitar
Edwin Nederkoorn on drums
Rutger van Noordenburg (Pestilence, Bleeding Gods, Shinigami) on guitar
Arnold Oude Middendorp (ex-Altar, ex Devious) on vocals
Bloodphemy re-recorded the song Blood for Me from the Section 8 album (mixed and mastered by Harris Johns)
Bloodphemy recorded the Blood Will Tell ep.
2016
Bloodphemy signed a 2-album deal with Sleaszy Rider records
Release from the lyric video Folie à Deux
Release from the ep Blood Will Tell
Arnold left Bloodphemy
Session vocalist Dirk Willems (ex-Usthor, ex-Deatmarch, Codex Mortis) replaces Arnold for the recordings of the Bloodline album
Release from the videoclip 'Catch 23'
2017
Bloodphemy signs at Doc-agency
Release from the lyric video 'Void'
Olivier van der Kruijf (Grindpad, ex-Judgement Day, ex-departure) joined Bloodphemy on vocals
Bloodphemy released their third album 'Bloodline'
Rutger left Bloodphemy
Michel Alderliefsten (Neoceasar, ex-Sinister) replaces Rutger on guitar
Bloodphemy released a music video for 'Annihilation'
2018
Founding member Wicliff left Bloodphemy
Robin Zwiep (Meadows, ex-KhaoZ) replaced Wicliff on bass
Bloodphemy signs a new record deal at Black Lion records
Bloodphemy leaves at Doc-agency
Bloodphemy signs at All Metal agency
Michel left Bloodphemy
2019
Release from the lyric video 'Out of the Box'
Release of the album 'In Cold Blood'
Release from the music video 'Chamber of Horrors'
Arjan van Dune (Codex Mortis, ex-Funeral Whore, ex-Usthor) replaces Michel on guitar
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Source: http://www.bloodphemy.com/biography/