Artist description COAGULATED BLOOD is a progressive extreme metal band-we take the brutallity of death metal, combine that with the sinister melodocism of black metal, mix that with the emotion of doom metal and seal it off with the technicality of progressive metal to form an all encompasing extreme metal band.

Music Style Progressive Extreme Metal

Musical Influences Dream Theater, Morbid Angel, Emperor

Similar Artists Coagulated Blood

Artist History Formed in 1998 from the ashes of nobodies OBLITERATION, Dan and Drew sought to create an even more extreme band. They recorded the demo of "Bring On The Next" for a compilation. While passing out copies of the compilation cd at a MORBID ANGEL show in 1999, they met Chris and Steve and formed the actual COAGULATED BLOOD. A year of relentless practicing followed and in 2000, they emerged with the "$100 Murder" ep. Released in the limited number of 100 handmade copies and given away for free, the band quickly moved all copies. More tiring practices followed and in 2001, they laid down the tracks for the full length album "Barbaric Reashaping Of Flesh". The album will see the the light of day in 2003. The band then made ts first attempt at live shows in 2002. In 2002 a dream of a professional art education and career forced voaclist Steve to resign, and not long after that, the demands of being a responsible husband and father pushed bassist Drew out. The band is now in a rebuilding phase and will come back stronger than ever in 2003!

Group Members Chris-guitar/vocals Dan-Drums

Instruments B.C. Rich guitars, Laney amps and cabinets, Emg Pickups, Dimarzio cables, DR strings, D'andrea picks,Tama drums and hardware, Zildijan cymbals, Remo heads and Axis pedals.

Albums $100 MURDER ep is now out of print!

Additional Info New album coming 2003!

Location Port Reading, NJ - USA

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