Biography
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Years Active
2002 – 2013 (11 years)
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Founded In
Åhus, Kristianstad Municipality, Skåne, Sweden
There are two death metal bands called Verminous:
1. A Death metal band from Åhus, Sweden formed in 2002. Their lyrics focus on anti-religion, death, and aggression. They released Smell The Birth Of Death, a 7" limited to 518 copies released by Nuclear Winter records in 2003, it was released on CD in 2009. Their full length album Impious Sacrilege was released on CD by Xtreeme records in July 2003, and was reissued in 2013 with the vinyl bonus track and two new live tracks. In 2004, Blood Harvest records released the vinyl edition featuring a cover of Autopsy and is limited to 500 copies.
The band went on hiatus from 2004-2010 due to the hearing problems of Germaniac.
Their sophomore full length The Unholy Communion was released by Xtreem music in April 2013 on CD, and the vinyl edition features a cover of Sabbat. In June 2013 they released a 7" EP The Curse Of The Antichrist on Blood Harvest records with one exclusive track and two covers, one of Nihilist and the other of Nuclear Assault.
Agge and Germaniac were previously in the death metal band Delve together until 2002 when Delve split up and they formed Verminous. As Delve they released one demo in 2001 and one EP in 2002 both on Nuclear Winter records.
Current line-up:
Linus Björklund (as Germaniac) - Vocals, Guitar
Pelle Melander - Guitar (also in Sgt. Carnage)
Jonas Mattsson - Bass (ex-Nominon)
Andreas Johansson (as Agge) - Drums
Previous members:
Simon Frödeberg - Bass (also in Sgt. Carnage)
2. A Venezuelan brutal death metal band formed in 2000. They released a demo in 2000 called In Extremis, a live album in 2004 called Gusanos en el puerto and a full length album Depraved Institution released by Sevared Records in May 2014. They are active.
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