Nocte Obducta
Rank: 1178 62 fans |
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Line-up
1995- | Marcel Breuer - bass, guitars, keyboards, vocals |
1996- | Torsten Hirsch - vocals |
1997- | Matthias "Matze" Rodig - drums |
2004- | Sebastian "Flange" Fürst - keyboards, vocals |
2005- | Stefan Dietz - guitars, vocals |
2006- | Heidig - bass |
1995-1996 | Benedikt - vocals, keyboards |
1996-1997 | Limbach - drums |
1996-1999 | Martin Wickler - bass |
1996-1999 | Alex V. - keyboards, vocals |
1996-2000 | Stephan Müller - guitar |
1999-2001 | Shin - bass |
1999-2004 | Steffen "Emanon" Görte - keyboards, vocals |
2001-2002 | Erik "Flerik" Hüther - bass |
2001-2004 | Thomas (I) - guitar |
2003-2005 | Martin K. - bass |
2005-2006 | Patrick Baumann - bass |
2001 | Sebastian "Flange" Fürst - keyboards, vocals |
2001-2002 | Alex V. - vocals |
2002 | Sebastian "Flange" Fürst - vocals |
Discography
2003 | Stille - Das Nagende Schweigen [EP] | 8.1 |
1998 | ...Doch Lächeln Die Blutleeren Lippen / Begräbnisvermählung [Demo] | ||
2005 | Aschefrühling [Single] | 8 |
2016 | Die Pfähler | ||
2017 | Trollgott |
Latest reviews
Karwoche marks another chapter in Nocte Obducta's three-decade-long journey. This time around, they opt for a mix of straightforward riffing, melodic interludes, and grand atmospheres, although the latter is clearly their strong suit.
Review by F3ynman2000 ›› |
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Do you like your black metal just lightly experimental?
Review by RaduP ›› |
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Germany's Nocte Obducta have been a lot like Blut Aus Nord in terms of the progression of their sound over the course of their discography. Much like their French contemporaries, the band began their sonic assault with a more straight-edge, albeit...
Review by Auntie Sahar ›› |
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Time for a confession now: although this is already the sixth album of the German Nocte Obducta, I had never ever heard of them before. Not even the name, which is quite sad when you think about it. If the rest of their albums is half as great as Nektar...
Review by Deadsoulman ›› |
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