Artist description Sword wielding, werewolf eating, demon summoning blackened metal that fearlessly fucks with death.

Music Style blackmetal, deathmetal, hardcore

Musical Influences Gorgoroth, the Swarm, Man Is The Bastard, Goblin, Crossed Out, Ulver

Similar Artists Emperor, Necromicon, Satyricon, the Swarm

Artist History formed in 1998 ... playing, touring and recording up to the present

Group Members Travis - Drums Jefferson - Baritone & Vocals Brandon - Bass & Vocals Dustin - Guitar Calvin - Keys and Noise

Instruments Keyboards, Guitar, Bass, Baritone, Drums

Albums Akimbo/Teen Cthulhu split 10 (RNRPR), HMM/Teen cthulhu split 7

Press Reviews "TEEN CTHULHU play a dark and sinister brand of thrash that is equal parts hardcore and black metal. Their shrieking vocals and haunting keyboards give the impression they are the latest offering from the Scandanavian metal underground but their delivery and fury are distinctly hardcore thrash. I would love to see this band live." -Short, Fast & Loud (winter 02') "Teen Cthulhu offer four workouts of highly evolved grind. Previous Cthulhu releases have been comprised of longer, screamier, more gothic or black-metal tinged slow or mid-tempo hardcore. Now, the pace is a lot faster, and the vocals more wicked. Of the current trend of hardcore bands that have a keyboards, Teen Cthulhu may be the best because the keyboardist doesn’t just play the same two notes that form the root of the dominant melodic phrase of each song. This guy’s actually using all ten fingers! These guys seriously have the potential to become one of the important bands of this decade." -dj rijk, KDVS Radio

Additional Info upcoming releases: RIDE THE BLADE CD/LP on Rage of Achilles & Life is Abuse Spring/Summer 2002,

Location Seattle, WA - USA

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