Years active 1994 (1994)–present Origin Timișoara, Romania (1994) | Website negurabunget.com/ | |
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Labels Bestial Records, Code666, Negura Music, Lupus Lounge/Prophecy Productions Associated acts Makrothumia, Wiccan Rede, Dordeduh, Din Brad Members Tibor Kati, Black Pharmakeya Pepóromenée Genres Black metal, Folk metal, Progressive metal Albums OM, 'n crugu bradului, ZI, Măiastru sfetnic, Măiestrit Profiles | ||
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Negură Bunget is a black metal band from Timișoara, Romania whose atmospheric sound incorporates elements of progressive metal and Romanian folk music.
Contents
- Negur bunget om full album hd
- Negur bunget hora soarelui
- Biography
- Current lineup
- Former members
- Former live members
- Albums
- Singles and EPs
- Demos
- Live
- Box sets
- References
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Biography
Negură Bunget originally formed at the end of 1994 under the name Wiccan Rede, as a duo of Negru (Gabriel Mafa) on drums and Hupogrammos Disciple (Edmond Karban) on guitars, vocals, and keyboards. Both musicians had previously been members of Makrothumia. Wiccan Rede released one demo, 1995's From Transilvanian Forests, before changing their name to Negură Bunget. In a 2004 interview, Negru explained the symbolism of the name:
The band's debut album, Zîrnindu-să, was released in 1996. In 1997, guitarist Sol Faur (Cristian Popescu) joined the group. As a trio, they released a demo, several EPs and three more full-length albums - Măiastru Sfetnic, 'N Crugu Bradului and OM.
The success of Măiastru Sfetnic (2000) secured the band a three-album contact with the Code666 label. Reaching a wider audience, they undertook their first European tours.
N Crugu Bradului (2002) included four songs spanning a total of nearly an hour. The band described the album as:
In 2006, Negură Bunget released OM, garnering significant attention from the extreme music press; for example, it was ranked as the second best album of 2006 by the writers of the British Terrorizer Magazine.
Drummer Negru began a side project, Din Brad (meaning "from the fir tree"), in 2008., although their first (and to date, only) album Dor was not released until 2012.
In 2009, Negură Bunget splintered due to unreconcilable disagreements between the three members. Both Hupogrammos and Sol Faur left and formed Dordeduh, while drummer Negru continued under the name of Negură Bunget with an array of new lineups.
The band's first new album since the lineup change, 2010's Vîrstele Pămîntului, was also released in a limited special edition version. Each of the 555 copies, handmade to order, consisted of a handcrafted, roped wooden box with a burned finish containing an undisclosed amount of genuine soil from Transylvania, a poster, pin and deluxe digipack edition of the CD itself.
Also in 2010, the band released Măiestrit, a newly rerecorded version of Măiastru Sfetnic. They released an EP, Poarta De Dincolo, in 2011, as well as Focul Viu, a live DVD and album recorded and filmed in Bucharest in January 2008 with the classic trio lineup and backing musicians.
Negru reshuffled the band's lineup completely again in 2013. He explained the band's structural arrangement thusly:
The band issued a two-song 7" single, Gînd A-prins, in 2013.
Negură Bunget's sixth studio album, Tău, was announced in 2013 as the first part of a planned "Transilvanian Trilogy". It was released on February 27, 2015 by Lupus Lounge.
Negru is also the chief editor of the Central European ideological magazine Negura Music.