Years active: 1993–present
Members: Galder
Former members: Jardar, Tjodalv, Gonde, Brynjard Tristan, Stian Aarstad
In November of 1994, the band entered the studio to record their 5-song demo, In The
Shades Of Life, which gained the attention of
Dimmu Borgir
vocalist Shagrath’s label Hot Records. The group instantly began
working on their debut album, Born Of The Flickering, which made an
impact on the exploding
black metal scene. Its raw sound aroused the interests of
Century Media who signed the band and reissued the album, giving the band a more international presence.
The
black metal community’s raves continued with OMC’s second album,
The Pagan Prosperity. This new lineup featured two former members of Tulus:
drummer Sarke – replacing Tjodlav, who joined
Dimmu Borgir – and
bassist Blodstrup. In 1997, Galder immediately began working on his next album, Ill-Natured Spiritual Invasion, featuring
Gene Hoglan (Strapping Young Lad, Dark
Angel,
Death,
Testament) on
drums and was recorded in Sweden’s famous Sunlight Studios with engineer
Tomas Skogsberg
(Entombed, Dismember). With Hoglan’s brilliant playing matching
Galder’s creative skills, this thrashier release upped the ante once
again for OMC, and gained the band further recognition
For the recording of 2000’s
Revelation 666: The Curse Of Damnation, Galder recruited original OMC guitarist Jardar, as well as guest drummer Tjodlav. Fresh from
Dimmu Borgir, Tjodlav lent an imposing
black metal feel to four of the album’s eight tracks. In addition, the broad use of keyboards and atmospheric
nuances
added darker and more serious elements to OMC’s sound. Peter Tägtgren
engineered Revelation 666 and co-produced it with Galder in his famous
Abyss Studios (
Dimmu Borgir,
Hypocrisy, Immortal). This record earned the band its highest accolades.
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