Abhorrence

      Abhorrence
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      Background information
      Origin Finland
      Genres Death metal , Death/doom
      Years active 1989–1990
      Labels Seraphic Decay Records
      Associated acts Amorphis

      Abhorrence was a Finnish death metal band.

      History

      Abhorrence was formed in early 1989 by guitarist Tomi Koivusaari (of Violent Solution) and guitarist Kalle Mattsson, vocalist Jukka Kolehmainen and bassist Jussi Ahlroth (who had played in a band called Disaster), as well as drummer Kimmo Heikkinen. For some time they played under several different names until settling on Abhorrence, playing dozens of concerts alongside bands like Xysma and Funebre. After recording and releasing one demo tape, titled Vulgar Necrolatry, they released a 7" EP on Seraphic Decay Records. Without a written contract of any kind, the band lost all of the master tapes and possible future revenues.

      After several more gigs around Finland, a short visit to Norway (one gig and a party/sleepover at black metal band Mayhem's house) with their second drummer Mika Arnkil (on leave from Antidote), the band broke up in 1990. Koivusaari went on to play in Amorphis.

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      Members

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      Discography

      • Vulgar Necrolatry demo 1989
      • Abhorrence 7" EP 1990
      • Completely Vulgar CD/2LP, compilation, Svart Records 2012

      Both releases are available for download on the band's website. Additionally, some rehearsal tapes and live footage are still making the rounds.

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      Last modified on 18 April 2013, at 08:22