ternutaka: Blutmond band

Blutmond

. Along the way two additional musicians decided to latch on to this creative vehicle, namely Marlon guitars and Marc saxophone, effects. A demo saw the light of day in 2005, and after expanding their line-up with Jerry bass and Dave drums the full length debut effort Endzeit crawled up from the darkness in 2006. If the progress shown through each preceding album continues through to the fourth, then this one will more than meet expectations. New lineup changes have been made, strengthening the band still further in terms of commitment and musicianship, and work has begun on writing material for the fourth full-length album. Band leader John came to desire exploring a sonic palette more expansive than the one taken on so far, and when the fallout over that development had ended, founding members Ketzer and Dorn had sais their goodbies while the remaining three hit the studio in 2009 to start recording the first chapter as a band with more of an avant-garde and expansive approach to the art of metal music creation. It was time to leave behind the mindless guitar shredding and the tales of wolves and warriors in order to create something new.

The Revolution is Dead!

Blutmond's second full length creation was eventually named Thirteen Urban Ways 4 Groovy Bohemian Days, and was issued in September 2010. Extensive gigging saw the band establishing a stable fanbase, but within the band changes were about to come that would stop their budding career as a mere black metal act dead in it's tracks. . . . . .