Coordinates	8°3′″N34°54′″N
name	Nuclear Blast
image name	Nuclear-Blast logo.jpg
founded	1987
founder	Markus Staiger
status	active
distributor	independentCaroline Distribution (USA)
genre	Heavy metal
country
location	Donzdorf, Göppingen
url	http://www.nuclearblast.de/ }}

Nuclear Blast is an independent record label and mail order record distributor with subsidiaries in Germany, the United States and Brazil. The record label was founded in 1987 by Markus Staiger in Germany. Originally releasing hardcore punk records, the label moved on to releasing albums by melodic death metal, grindcore, power metal and black metal bands, as well as tribute albums. Nuclear Blast is widely respected as the top label for the death metal scene, along with fellow non-RIAA label Century Media. The label's main office is in Donzdorf, Göppingen. Nuclear Blast America and Century Media work together as a strategic partnership between the two independent metal labels. They are distributed through Caroline/EMI.

Music

At their inception, Nuclear Blast focused on releasing hardcore records by bands like Agnostic Front, Attitude and Stark Raving Mad. They progressed toward metal in 1990, however, currently signing and distributing dozens of artists such as Dimmu Borgir and Hypocrisy. They have also released a series of compilation albums called "Death Is Just the Beginning".

History

Nuclear Blast was formed in 1987 after founder Markus Staiger travelled throughout the United States for four weeks and saw a gig of his favorite band BL'AST!. The label was originally titled simply "Blast", but this was soon changed to Nuclear Blast. The label's first release was a vinyl compilation called Senseless Death (NB 001) featuring US Hardcore bands like Attitude, Sacred Denial, Impulse Manslaughter and others. The first edition of 1000 copies was sold out after one year.

Nuclear Blast started signing grindcore acts after Staiger discovered Las Vegas' Righteous Pigs. This followed with releases by Atrocity, Deathstars, Master and (Incubus) Opprobrium, which all sold over 30,000 copies. The grindcore explosion is considered a landmark in the label's history, gaining it worldwide attention which of course is just an opinion.

In the early nineties, black metal became highly popular in the European underground, and Nuclear Blast signed many bands. Many of them, such as Dimmu Borgir and Dissection, are still signed to Nuclear Blast. The black metal trend became increasingly popular, and by 1996, several Nuclear Blast-signed artists were entering European charts. By the end of 1997, Nuclear Blast had 20 employees and mailed out a 100 page catalogue quarterly to 50 countries.

In the late 1990s and early 2000s, they expanded into a direction of power metal, promoting bands such as HammerFall and the German power metal innovators Helloween. During the 2000s, Nuclear Blast started promoting some Finnish bands, such as Stratovarius and Sonata Arctica, and the German band Blind Guardian, expanding their style further into different subgenres of metal.

Swedish band Meshuggah became the first band in the history of Nuclear Blast Records to crack the ''Billboard'' 200, landing at #165 with their 2002 album, ''Nothing''. Meshuggah also became the first Nuclear Blast band to be reviewed in ''Rolling Stone'' magazine.

See also

List of record labels

List of Nuclear Blast artists

References

External links

Nuclear Blast Europe

Nuclear Blast USA

Nuclear Blast on Discogs

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Coordinates	8°3′″N34°54′″N
Name	Tomas Haake
Landscape	Yes
Background	non_vocal_instrumentalist
Birth name	Tomas Haake
Born	July 13, 1971Örnsköldsvik, Sweden
Instrument	Drums, vocals
Genre	Progressive metal, thrash metal, experimental metal
Occupation	Musician, songwriter
Years active	1987–present
Label	Nuclear Blast
Associated acts	Meshuggah
Website	}}

Tomas Haake (born 13 July 1971) is the drummer and main lyricist for the Swedish experimental metal band Meshuggah.

Musical career

Haake is noted for his technical abilities; his drumming style is characterized by heavy use of polyrhythms while often maintaining a steady 4/4 beat. This signature style has become one of the most recognized features in the music of Meshuggah. He is also known for stacking his cymbals in a variety of configurations to give himself a desired sound.

Haake also writes the majority of Meshuggah lyrics and also contributes spoken vocals on several songs ("The Exquisite Machinery of Torture" on the album ''Chaosphere'', "Spasm" on the album ''Nothing'', as well as on several chapters on the album ''Catch Thirtythree'' and on the song "Dancers to a Discordant System" from ''ObZen'').

The drumset Tomas Haake uses has been meticulously sampled in full for the software instrument Drumkit From Hell Superior made by Toontrack, with Haake performing all the drumming himself. It since has been used by many bands, including fellow metal act Clawfinger, Devin Townsend's ''Ziltoid the Omniscient'', Dethklok on Adult Swim's TV show ''Metalocalypse'' (in several songs from the second season), and Ben Weinman of The Dillinger Escape Plan. The latter used it to program drum parts for the album ''Ire Works'' before The Dillinger Escape Plan found drummer Gil Sharone. Meshuggah later went on to use this software instrument to program all the drum tracks for their album ''Catch ThirtyThree'', and the re-release of their album ''Nothing'', using no live recorded drums by Haake. obZen also used the software as an auxiliary sound source as Haake played.

In the July edition of ''Modern Drummer'' magazine, Haake was named the number one drummer in the "Metal" category, as decided upon in the magazine's 2008 Readers' Poll.

Haake also provides spoken vocals on Meshuggah guitarist Fredrik Thordendal's solo album ''Sol Niger Within'' and vocals on the song "Futile Bread Machine (Campfire Version)" from ''The True Human Design''.

Equipment

Current Tour Kit (2008):

Sonor Walnut Roots or Birdseye Amber Designer Series Drums :

*12x10" Tom

*14x10" Tom

*16x16" Floor Tom

*18x16" Floor Tom

*22x18" Bass Drum (x2)

*14x6" Sonor Artists Bronze Series Snare with Tama Power Hoops

Cymbals – Sabian

*14" HHX Heavy Hi-Hats

*14" HHX Stage Hi-Hats

*22" HHX Legacy Heavy Ride (used as crash/ride)

*21" HHX Stage Crash

*20" HHX Stage Crash

*19" HHX Stage Crash

*22" HH Power Bell Ride

*21" AAX-Treme Chinese

*19" AAX-Treme Chinese

*19" Paragon Chinese/15" HH thin Crash (stacked)

Drum Heads - Evans

*Toms: (10",12",14",16", 18") Clear G2's - top, Clear G1's - bottom

*Bass Drums: (22") Emad 2 Clear (w/Emad Damping Ring) - batter, Standard Sonor Head - front

*Snare: (14") MX Gold Marching Head/power centre - top, Clear 300 Hazy - bottom

Hardware - Sonor and Pearl and Trick

*Trick Big Foot Single Pedals (x2)

*H2000K Pearl Eliminator Hi-Hat Stand

*RH-2000 Pearl Eliminator Remote-Hi-Hat Stand

*XH 674 X-Hat Mount

*MH 645 Multi-Holder (x2)

*SS 677 Snare Drum Stand

*DCS 678 Double Cymbal Stand (x3)

*HT741 Tama Ergo-Rider Quartet Throne (w/Backrest)

Sticks - Vic Firth

*SHAA Tomas Haake Signature (L = 16 7/16 ", Dia. = .645")

*Tomas also sometimes uses the "Drumkit From Hell" in the studio.

Personal life

Haake married Ida Evileye (real name Ida Stenbacka), the bassist of the Swedish all-girl rock band Crucified Barbara on 16 January 2011 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Discography

Meshuggah

''Contradictions Collapse'' (1991)

''None'' (EP, 1994)

''Selfcaged'' (1995)

''Destroy Erase Improve'' (1995)

''Chaosphere'' (1998)

''Nothing'' (2002)

''I'' (EP, 2004)

''Catch Thirty-Three'' (2005)

''Nothing - Re-issue'' (2006)

''obZen'' (2008)

References

[ Meshuggah] at Allmusic

Tomas Haake Goes It Alone at DRUM! Magazine

Tomas Haake Married

External links

Meshuggah official website

Meshuggah at MySpace

Meshuggah at Nuclear Blast Europe

Meshuggah at Nuclear Blast USA

Category:1971 births Category:Living people Category:People from Örnsköldsvik Municipality Category:Swedish heavy metal drummers Category:Meshuggah members

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Coordinates	8°3′″N34°54′″N
name	Jens Kidman
landscape	Yes
background	solo_singer
birth name	Jens Roland Kidman
birth date	June 08, 1966
instrument	VocalsGuitarBass guitarDrum programming
genre	Heavy metalExperimental metal
occupation	Musician
years active	1987−present
label	Nuclear Blast
associated acts	MeshuggahMushroomhead (guest on ''XIII'')
website	www.meshuggah.net }}

Jens Kidman (born 8 June 1966 in Sweden) is the vocalist and former guitarist for the Swedish experimental metal band Meshuggah. He is famous for his very aggressive shouts and screams and for his "mean" stage presence.

Biography

When Kidman and bandmate/lead guitarist Fredrik Thordendal first created Meshuggah, he originally handled both vocal and rhythm guitar duties. He later abandoned his role as a rhythm guitarist, although he contributed guitar, bass, and drum programming on Meshuggah's 2005 studio album ''Catch Thirtythree''.

His vocal style consist of growls, hardcore shouts and aggressive screams. Kidman's vocal style has distinctly evolved over Meshuggah's career: earlier Meshuggah albums like ''Destroy Erase Improve'' and ''Chaosphere'' showcase Kidman's aggressive shouts and growls. In later albums such as ''Nothing'' and ''Catch Thirtythree'', Kidman's vocals were more of a monotone, almost robotic quality.

Kidman works with the rest of the band to make sure that his vocals take on a near-rhythmic quality when set to the music, sometimes even re-writing lyrics entirely for this purpose. The only time he is heard singing clean vocals on a Meshuggah recording is on the song "Ritual" from the EP ''None''. He occasionally double tracks his vocals as well. He sometimes writes lyrics for Meshuggah, for example on the tracks "Terminal Illusions" and "Suffer in Truth" from ''Destroy Erase Improve''.

He contributed vocals on the track "The Dream Is Over" from the album ''XIII'' by American alternative metal/industrial metal band Mushroomhead.

References

[ Meshuggah] at Allmusic

External links

Meshuggah official website

Meshuggah at MySpace

Meshuggah at Nuclear Blast Europe

Meshuggah at Nuclear Blast USA

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Coordinates	8°3′″N34°54′″N
Name	Dave Haley
background	non_vocal_instrumentalist
birth date	March 05, 1980
origin	Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
instrument	drums
genre	Death metal, Black metal
years active	1997 -
associated acts	PsycropticThe AmentaBlood Duster Ruins Disseminate
website	Personal Myspace
notable instruments	Yamaha drumsPaiste cymbals Axis pedals }}

Dave Haley is the drummer with Australian death metal band Psycroptic. Haley formed the band in 1999 with his brother Joe, bass guitarist Cameron Grant and vocalist Matthew Chalk. Chalk was subsequently replaced by Jason Peppiatt. Previously, the Haleys were members of Disseminate.

Haley has recorded four albums as a member of Psycroptic. He is also currently a member of the Hobart black metal band Ruins and has been drumming for Blood Duster since August 2007. Along with these credits, Haley is a former member of The Amenta and has played on albums by Belgian death metal band Aborted and Dubai thrash act Nervecell.

Discography

Psycroptic

''The Isle of Disenchantment'' - (2000)

''The Scepter of the Ancients'' - (2003)

''Symbols of Failure'' - (2006)

''Ob(Servant)'' - (2008)

The Amenta

''Occasus'' - (2004)

''n0n'' - (2008)

Ruins

''Atom and Time'' ''EP'' - (2004)

''Spun Forth as Dark Nets'' - (2005)

''Cauldron'' - (2008)

''Front the Final Foes'' - (2009)

Nervecell

''Preaching Venom'' - (2008)

Aborted

''Slaughter & Apparatus: A Methodical Overture'' - (2007)

The End Of All Reason

''Artifacts'' - (2011)

References

Category:1980 births Category:Australian heavy metal drummers Category:Living people Category:Death metal musicians

Coordinates	8°3′″N34°54′″N
name	Dimmu Borgir
landscape	Yes
background	group_or_band
origin	Oslo, Norway
years active	1993–present
genre	Symphonic black metal, black metal
label	ex-No Colours, ex-Spikefarm, ex-Cacophonous, ex-Century Media, recent-Nuclear Blast
associated acts	Old Man's Child, Cradle of Filth, Ov Hell, Carpe Tenebrum, Brujeria, The Kovenant, Mayhem, Arcturus, Chrome Division, Code, Susperia, Dødheimsgard, Nile, Borknagar, Nachtmystium, Ragnarok, Angelcorpse, God Dethroned, Vesania, Vader, Infernal Method, Ved Buens Ende
website	www.site.dimmu-borgir.com
current members	ShagrathSilenozGalder
past members	(see below) }}

Dimmu Borgir () is a Norwegian black metal band from Oslo, Norway, formed in 1993. ''Dimmu borgir'' means "dark cities" or "dark castles/fortresses" in Icelandic, Faroese and Old Norse. The name is derived from a volcanic formation in Iceland, Dimmuborgir. The band has been through numerous line-up changes over the years; guitarist Silenoz and vocalist Shagrath are the only founding members remaining.

Biography

''For All Tid and Stormblåst'' period

Dimmu Borgir was founded in 1993 by Shagrath, Silenoz, and Tjodalv, the band released an EP in 1993 entitled ''Inn i evighetens mørke'' ("Into the Darkness of Eternity" in English). This short EP sold out within weeks, and the band followed up with the 1994 full length album ''For All Tid'' ('For All Time' in English) This album featured vocal contributions by Vicotnik of Ved Buens Ende and Dødheimsgard and Aldrahn of Dødheimsgard and Zyklon-B. The initial lineup consisted of Shagrath playing drums with Tjodalv on guitar and Silenoz contributing lead vocals. This line-up changed before the release of ''Stormblåst'' (translates to "Storm Blown") on Cacophonous Records in 1996, an album considered by many to be their finest. It is also the last album which features all lyrics written and sung in Norwegian. This album was criticized by Allmusic because of bad sound quality and inaccessibility to wide audience.

''Enthrone Darkness Triumphant'' period

After ''Stormblåst'', keyboardist Stian Aarstad left the band due to his obligation to serve in the Norwegian army, thus being unable to participate in the 1996 recording of ''Devil's Path''. That period was also marked by the departure of bassist Brynjard Tristan and the arrival of Nagash. Stian Aarstad returned for the recording of 1997's ''Enthrone Darkness Triumphant''. While on tour to support the album, he had trouble attending rehearsals and being on tour, and was subsequently fired. ''Enthrone Darkness Triumphant'' was a huge success for the band, and was their first release signed to Nuclear Blast, a German record label. The album was recorded in the Abyss Studios, owned by Hypocrisy's frontman Peter Tägtgren. After the release of ''Enthrone Darkness Triumphant'', the band went on tour with In Flames, Dissection and other bands who had penetrated to the scene at the time.

''Spiritual Black Dimensions'' and ''Puritanical Euphoric Misanthropia'' period

After the tour for ''Enthrone Darkness Triumphant'', the band recruited new members Mustis on keyboards and Astennu on lead guitar. Dimmu Borgir's following full-length albums ''Spiritual Black Dimensions'' in 1999 and 2001's ''Puritanical Euphoric Misanthropia'', both met critical acclaim. However, another line-up change occurred between the two albums; Nagash quit and was replaced by new bassist/singer ICS Vortex, and Tjodalv left due to his family commitments, and to form the subsequent band Susperia, only to be replaced with Nicholas Barker, of Cradle of Filth. Astennu was fired from his guitar duties as well, and was replaced by Galder. ''Puritanical Euphoric Misanthropia'' is marked as bands one of biggest penetration on wider scene.

''Death Cult Armageddon'' and ''Stormblåst MMV'' period

Despite the regular video play on MTV2 and Fuse TV that their follow-up album would receive, the band stated that they were not "commercially-oriented," and instead, they 'simply wished to spread their message to more people'. In 2003, Dimmu Borgir recorded ''Death Cult Armageddon''. ''Death Cult Armageddon'' was recorded with the Prague Philarmonic Orchestra, conducted by Adam Klemens. All orchestrations were arranged by Gaute Storaas (who had previously worked with Dimmu Borgir on the album ''Puritanical Euphoric Misanthropia'') In 2004, Dimmu Borgir performed on the mainstage at Ozzfest.

In 2005, the band did a complete re-recording of the ''Stormblåst'' album, featuring Hellhammer of Mayhem fame as the session drummer. The album also featured a DVD with a live performance from the 2004 Ozzfest tour.

''In Sorte Diaboli'' period

Dimmu Borgir's eighth studio album, ''In Sorte Diaboli'', was released April 24, 2007. A special edition version was released in a boxed case with a DVD, backward-printed lyrics, and a mirror. The album artwork was released on February 14, 2007 on a promotional webpage for the album. This album features the drumming of "Hellhammer" Jan Axel Blomberg of Mayhem. Blomberg left the band in mid tour in 2007 because of a neck injury that resulted in limited movement of his right arm. With the release of this album, Dimmu Borgir became the first black metal band with a number one album in their native country.

In 2009, members ICS Vortex and Mustis independently announced their departure from Dimmu Borgir. Mustis released a statement claiming his disfavor with the band, stating that he was not properly credited for his writing contributions to the band's music, mentioning possibly taking legal action.

Dimmu Borgir soon after confirmed the pair's dismissal from the band, releasing a statement explaining why the two were fired. Shagrath, Silenoz, and Galder wrote, "Funny then, how the new album is halfway finished written already by the rest of us without any of these guys' input, still having all those elements we're known for."

''Abrahadabra'' period

Dimmu Borgir's ninth studio album, ''Abrahadabra'', was released on September 24, 2010 in Germany, September 27, 2010 for the rest of Europe, and October 12, 2010 in North America. Silenoz explained that the growing periods of time between albums was because the band had stopped writing music while touring, which was affecting the quality of the music. He described the new album as having an "eerie and haunting feel to it," adding that the material is "epic," "primal," atmospheric and ambient. A promotional image released with the statement showed Shagrath returning to the keyboards. The album features an ensemble orchestra, the ''Kringkastingsorkestret'' (the Norwegian Radio Orchestra), as well as the Schola Cantorum choir, totaling more than 100 musicians and singers. Gaute Storaas, composer of the orchestral arrangements, released a statement on his role in working on the album. “Their music is epic, thematic and symphonic already from the creation; they are clearly having an orchestral approach to composing. My role in this is sometimes just to transcribe their themes, sometimes to take their ideas, tear them apart and build them back up in ways that are true to the band's intentions. The music must also be both interesting and playable for the musicians, and hopefully, meet the quality standards of the orchestral world.”

On July 8, the band confirmed that they had tapped Swedish multi-instrumentalist Snowy Shaw (Therion, Dream Evil) to replace bassist/clean vocalist ICS Vortex on the band's upcoming album, "Abrahadabra", and world tour. On August 25 it was announced that Snowy Shaw has left Dimmu Borgir to rejoin Therion. On September 17, 2010 Dimmu Borgir released the song "Born Treacherous" from their upcoming album Abrahadabra on their official MySpace page. Then on September 24 the band announced they would stream Abrahadabra in its entirety until 7 p.m. EST that evening. The keyboards and bass are currently played by Gerlioz from Apoptygma Berzerk and Cyrus of Susperia respectively, and the clean vocals are sampled. On May 28, 2011 Dimmu Borgir gave a very special one-off show at the Oslo Spektrum with the Norwegian Radio Orchestra and Schola Cantorum choir. A live album and DVD of the show titled "Forces of the Northern Night" with an accompanying documentary is scheduled for release later this year.

Influences

Dimmu Borgir's older releases (since 1992 to 1999) are strongly influenced by Darkthrone, Mayhem, Bathory, Emperor, Celtic Frost, Immortal, Venom and Iron Maiden. The band became more progressive and symphonic through the years. Significant experimentation started approximately around 2000, during the era of Spiritual Black Dimensions (due to the addition of Vortex's clean vocals, and the variety of musical ideas from then-new member Mustis,) as well as Puritanical Euphoric Misanthropia due to addition of influences from symphonic composers such as Antonín Dvořák, Enya, Richard Wagner and Frédéric Chopin.

Discography

To see other releases:

;Full-length albums

''For All Tid'' (1994)

''Stormblåst'' (1996)

''Enthrone Darkness Triumphant'' (1997)

''Spiritual Black Dimensions'' (1999)

''Puritanical Euphoric Misanthropia'' (2001)

''Death Cult Armageddon'' (2003)

''Stormblåst MMV'' (2005)

''In Sorte Diaboli'' (2007)

''Abrahadabra'' (2010)

Band members

Current

Shagrath (Stian Tomt Thoresen) – drums (1992–1995), guitars (1995–1997), vocals (since 1995), bass (2005)

Silenoz (Sven Atle Kopperud) – lead vocals (1992–1995), rhythm guitars (since 1992), bass (2005)

Galder (Tom Rune Andersen) – lead guitars (since 2000)

Daray (Dariusz Brzozowski) – drums, percussion (since 2008)

Cyrus (Terje Andersen) – bass guitar (since 2010)

Gerlioz (Geir Bratland) – keyboards, synthesizer (since 2010)

Former

Tjodalv (Ian Kenneth Åkesson) – lead guitars (1992–1995), drums, percussion (1995–1999)

Stian Aarstad – keyboards, piano (1992–1997)

Brynjard Tristan (Ivar Tristan Lundsten) – bass (1992–1996)

Nagash (Stian Arnesen) – bass, backing vocals (1996–1999)

Astennu (Jamie Stinson) – lead guitars (1997–1999)

Mustis (Øyvind Mustaparta) – keyboards, piano (1998–2009)

ICS Vortex (Simen Hestnæs) – bass (1999–2009), clean vocals (1998–2009)

Nicholas Barker – drums, percussion (1999–2005)

Hellhammer (Jan Axel Blomberg) – drums, percussion (2005–2007)

Session

Jens Petter – lead guitars (1996–1997)

Kimberly Goss – keyboards (1997–1998)

Aggressor (Carl-Michael Eide) – drums, percussion (1997)

Archon – lead guitars (2000)

Reno Kiilerich – drums, percussion (2003–2004)

Tony Laureano – drums, percussion (2004–2005, 2007–2008)

Secthdamon (Odd Tony Ingebrigtsen) – bass (2007)

Snowy Shaw (Tommie Helgesson) – bass, clean vocals (2010)

References

External links

Official fan site

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