Artist Name
The Berzerker
web link web link web link
heart icon off (0 users)
artist logo

Artist Image
artist thumb

Functions

transparent
Data Complete
percent bar 50%

Album Releases refreshview
album thumb
The Reawakening (2008)
album thumb
Animosity (2007)
album thumb
World of Lies (2006)
album thumb
Dissimulate (2002)
album thumb
The Berzerker (2000)


Members
members icon 6 Male

Origin
flag Melbourne, Victoria

Genre
genre icon Death Metal

Style
style icon Metal

Mood
---

Born

born icon 1995

Active
calendar icon 1995 to Present...

Cutout
transparent

heart icon Most Loved Tracks
5 users heart off The Berzerker - Reality
4 users heart off The Berzerker - Forever
4 users heart off The Berzerker - No One Wins
4 users heart off The Berzerker - Disregard
3 users heart off The Berzerker - Pure Hatred


youtube icon Music Video Links
No Music Videos Found...



Artist Biography
Available in: gb icon
The Berzerker was an extreme metal band from Melbourne, Australia and was formed in 1995. The band's music, heavily influenced by older death metal and grindcore, can be characterized as a fusion of these with speedcore, and gabber. The band's founding member Luke Kenny described the band's style as industrial death metal.

The Berzerker has produced five full length albums, The Berzerker (2000), Dissimulate (2002), World of Lies (2005), Animosity (2007) and The Reawakening (2008). These were released through Earache Records, with the exception of the last album, which was self-released through Berserker Industries. During the early part of their career as a live act, band members were identified only as The Vocalist, The Guitarist, The Bassist and The Drummer, distinguishable on stage only by the masks they wore. However, the group eventually abandoned this device, after the masks melted during many tours.

A DVD documentary, The Principles and Practices of The Berzerker (2004), includes several hours of live concert footage, as well as the first public images of the band members without their masks.

Most of the band's music videos have been banned from broadcast for reasons such as the possible epileptic fit-inducing imagery contained in the video "Forever", and the horrific imagery of "Reality". The latter features graphic images of cadavers and body parts.
wiki icon

Wide Thumb
transparent

Clearart
transparent

Fanart
transparent icon
transparent icontransparent icon

Banner
transparent icon

User Comments

transparent iconNo comments yet..


Status
unlocked icon Unlocked
Last Edit by Mnemesis
20th Sep 2019

Socials
social icon transparent icon

Streaming
website icon unlocked iconwebsite icon unlocked icon

External Links
fanart.tv icon musicbrainz icon last.fm icon website icon unlocked iconwebsite icon unlocked iconwebsite icon unlocked iconamazon icon