Posthum

Posthum
Origin Norway
Genres Black metal, Ambient, Progressive Metal
Years active 2004–present
Labels Indie Recordings, Folter Records
Website www.indierecordings.net/artists/artist.php?id=54
Members Jon Kristian Skare
Morten Edseth
Mats Kjeserud Iversen
Past members Martin Wasa Olsen
Vegard Wiik
Morten Opsahl Thomassen

Posthum is a metal band from Nannestad, Norway. The band was founded in 2004 by Jon Kristian Skare (guitar, bass, vocals) and Morten Edseth (drums). The music is more to the ambient/progressive side of the genre than the aggressive, and can be compared to acts like Wolves in The Throne Room, Ulver, or old Enslaved.[1]

Biography

Their first years from 2004 - 2008 they mostly focused on rehearsal space and developing their own style.[2] They released their debut album, Posthum on both vinyl and CD on Folter Records in 2009. Later that year they joined Satyricon, Shining and Dark Fortress to do a 21-gig European tour.[3] After another european tour with Nargaroth and Chaos Invocation,[4] norwegian tour,[5] festival[6] and gigs they recorded their second album in 2011. The album, titled Lights Out, was released on Indie Recordings in September 2012. The following month they did a small tour[7] around Norway with Sòlstafir and Dunderbeist. The Norwegian radio program "Pyro" on NRK P3 named Posthum as one of the most interesting bands from Norway to look out for in 2013.[8]

Band

Present

Past

Discography

Year Title Label Line-up
2009 Posthum Folter Records Skare, Edseth, Olsen
2012 Lights Out Indie Recordings Skare, Edseth, Olsen

References

  1. ↑ , Metalasfuck.net`s review of Posthum "Lights Out"
  2. ↑ , Mortem Zine Magazine interview 2009
  3. ↑ , Finale In Black Tour 2009 Poster last.fm.com
  4. ↑ , Living Darkness Tour Poster 2011
  5. ↑ , Tour Poster
  6. ↑ , Under The Black Sun Poster 2011
  7. ↑ , Fire Walk With Me vol 3
  8. ↑ Pyro, Pyro on the most interesting bands in 2013, 27 November 2012
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