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Years active
  
1993–present

Website
  
www.maddermortem.com

Associated acts
  
Soulswarm

Origin
  
Nord-Odal, Norway (1993)

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Also known as
  
Mystery Tribe (1993-1997)

Labels
  
Misanthropy Records (1998-1999) Century Media (2000-2001) The End Records (2001-2002) Peaceville Records (2005-2010) Dark Essence Records (2016-present)

Past members
  
Odd Eivind Ebbesen Christian Ruud Boye Nyberg Sigurd Nilsen Eirik Ulvo Langnes Patrick Scantlebury Paul Mozart Bjørke

Members
  
Agnete M. Kirkevaag, BP M. Kirkevaag, Mads Solås

Genres
  
Progressive metal, Avant-garde metal, Alternative metal, Doom metal, Gothic metal

Albums
  
Red in Tooth and Claw, Eight Ways, Desiderata, All Flesh Is Grass, Deadlands

Profiles

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Madder Mortem is a Norwegian progressive metal band. They were originally formed by siblings Agnete and BP M. Kirkevaag in 1993 as a doom metal/gothic metal band as Mystery Tribe, but changed the name to Madder Mortem in 1997.

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The group released their first full-length album, Mercury, in 1999, but the band's label folded soon after its release, and all members except the Kirkevaags left. A new lineup recorded the All Flesh Is Grass album for a new label, Century Media, in 2001, and Deadlands followed on The End Records in 2002, after which further lineup changes ensued. On July 21, 2014, the band announced the addition of a new guitar player, Richard Wikstrand, formerly of Chrome Division.

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Red In Tooth And Claw, their sixth full-length album, was released on October 28, 2016 via Dark Essence Records.

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Current lineup

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  • Agnete M. Kirkevaag − lead vocals (1993–present)
  • BP M. Kirkevaag − guitar, percussion, backing vocals (1993–present)
  • Mads Solås − drums, percussion, backing vocals (1999–present)
  • Tormod Langøien Moseng − bass guitar, double bass, backing vocals (2003–present)
  • Richard Wikstrand − guitar (2014–present)
  • Former members

  • Christian Ruud − guitar, backing vocals (1993–1999)
  • Boye Nyberg − bass guitar (1993–1999)
  • Sigurd Nilsen − drums, percussion (1996–1999)
  • Eirik Ulvo Langnes − guitar (2000–2003)
  • Paul Mozart Bjørke − bass guitar, percussion, keyboards, backing vocals (2000–2003)
  • Odd Eivind Ebbesen − guitar (2003–2010)
  • Patrick Scantlebury − guitar (2010–2014)
  • Live performances

    In September/October 2001, Madder Mortem supported Tristania, Rotting Christ, and Vintersorg on a 23-date European tour. During February and March 2003 Madder Mortem supported Opeth on the European leg of their "Deliverance" tour. In addition to various cities across Western Europe, the Opeth tour also brought them to the UK for the first time, with a total of 33 gigs.

    They have played festivals including Brutal Assault in the Czech Republic, Popkomm in Germany, Yuletide Metal Meeting in Northern Ireland, and Conmusic in Mexico; as well as the Norwegian festivals Southern Discomfort, Inferno Metal Festival, and Quart Festival.

    With new guitarist Richard Wilkstrand, Madder Mortem performed at the festival Livestock at Alvdal in rural Norway on July 11th, 2014.

    Full-Lengths

  • Mercury (1999)
  • All Flesh Is Grass (2001)
  • Deadlands (2002)
  • Desiderata (2006)
  • Eight Ways (2009)
  • Red in Tooth and Claw (2016)
  • Demos

  • Misty Sleep (1997)
  • Demo 98 (1998)
  • Demo 2000 (2000)
  • Singles & EPs

  • My Name is Silence (single, 2007)
  • Where Dream and Day Collide (EP, 2010) GRC #32
  • Songs

    My Name Is SilenceDesiderata · 2006
    Necropol LitDeadlands · 2002
    M for MaliceDesiderata · 2006

    References

    Madder Mortem Wikipedia