Music Style Metal

Artist History Born in '98,the band started to play thrash/black metal under the monicker Undead.Opened to any kind of influences and without stupid mental restrictions.Since the beginning it's hard to find a typical sound,everybody had different musical experiences,and it was time to express ourselves in the best way we could.We took all the time we needed,to find the path to follow,and to reach the real core of the band.During March 2001 The Holy joined us,during the writings of the three songs that later had been used for the first recording,Undead.The demo has been totally produced by us,in our rehersal room,with all the means we had,and with all our limits.It has not a great production,but still we're satisfied,it is the result of all the experience we had.During October 2002,we decided to change vocalist,we were following a different style of music,and Blasphenomen did not fit the role.The Holy became the new singer of Undead.February 2003 has been a critical month for us,we started the recordings of the new demo,and it's never easy to record your music,to give to it the sound you want,expecially when the means are poor.During the recordings Grendel had a bad problem at his left lung,he stayed at the hospital for several days and he has been operated.This slowed down our work.During these days another band called Undead contacted us.This band was younger than our,but they had a contract with an italian label,and unfortunately we had to change the monicker.We're now called Exhuman,we still try to do the best we can,without any kind of care of the music scene of today.We're proud of all of our work and for all the moments our band passed by,good moments and bad moments.

Group Members Mordor:Guitars Vempire:Guitars The Holy:Bass/Vocals Grendel:Drums

Albums Undead (Demo,October 2001), Partition Of Disorder (MCD,selfproduced,April 2003)

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Location Messina, ME - Italy

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