Artist description Sinister, Dark and heavy "HORROR" metal, combining elements of Death with their roots of Thrash and Traditional metal, Morgueazm have a unique sound that cannot be described in words. Best hear them for yourselves.

Music Style A cross section of genres blending thrash and traditional metal with elements of death and techno.

Musical Influences Black Sabbath, Slayer, Alice Cooper, Death and Thrash Metal

Similar Artists Vaguely reminiscent of Slayer, with a touch of Sabbath and a pinch of White Zombie

Artist History Morgueazm were born out of Blood Money, a British Thrash Metal band who found success during the 1980's. They released two albums on the Ebony label, 'Red Raw And Bleeding', and 'Battlescarred', and achieved a huge underground following. Now, in response to many requests from their fans, two ex members of Blood Money; Gramie Dee and Brett Avok have formed Morgueazm, a band who's music combines elements of Death metal with their roots of Thrash and traditional metal, and along with classically trained bass and keyboard player 'Dark Mark', the result is a monstrously heavy and brutal new album, 'Fun With Formaldehyde'.

Group Members Gramie Dee - Vocals/Guitars, Brett Avok - Vocals/Drum programing/Sound engineering, Dark Mark - Keyboards/Bass

Albums Fun With Formaldehyde

Press Reviews Album Reviews at the following URL's http://www.rawnervepromotions.co.uk/html/reviews_cd_morgueazm.htm http://disturbing_thoughts.tripod.com/DisturbingThoughts/id12.html http://www.metalcrypt.com

Additional Info Vocals are shared by Gramie Dee and Brett Avok to portray the darkness of evil and the goodness of light.

Location Manchester, Lancashire - United Kingdom

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