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| Gaahlskagg | |
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 Gaahl performing with Gaahls Wyrd in 2017 | |
| Background information | |
| Origin | Sunnfjord, Sogn og Fjordane, Norway |
| Genres | Black metal |
| Years active | 1998–2001 (hiatus) |
| Labels | No Colours Records |
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| Past members | Gaahl Skagg |
Gaahlskagg is a Norwegian black metal band from Sunnfjord, Norway. The band was founded as a side project in 1998 by Gaahl and Skagg. Gaahlskagg released one studio album before going on hiatus in 2001 due to Gaahl's commitment to Gorgoroth.
History
Gaahlskagg was founded in 1998 by singer Gaahl and guitarist Skagg, who were both members of the band Sigfader at the time. The duo entered Grieghallen Studio in 1999 and recorded their debut album with the help of session members Tormentor, Terje Martinussen and Herbrand Larsen. Three of the album's tracks were released as part of the split Erotic Funeral Party I / Styggmyrs triumf together with Stormfront in 1999. Gaahlskagg's debut album, Erotic Funeral, was released in 2000.
For the recording of their sophomore album, Av Norrønt Blod, the band recruited Skagg's brother Thurzur as a session drummer. However, the recorded material was destroyed in 2001 and due to Gaahl's activities with Gorgoroth, the band did not re-record the tracks. Gaahl and Skagg would later perform together in Gorgoroth when the latter joined as a live guitarist in 2005. Gaahl has since performed as part of God Seed, Wardruna, and Gaahls Wyrd, while Skagg founded the band Deathcult and performed live with Taake.
Members
Founders
- Gaahl – vocals (1998–2001)
- Skagg – guitars (1998–2001)
Former session members
- Tormentor – bass
- Terje Martinussen – drums
- Herbrand Larsen – electronics
- Thurzur – drums
Discography
- Erotic Funeral (2000)
References
- Gaahlskag biography @ MusicMight Archived 2009-10-23 at the Wayback Machine
- "Gaahlskagg - Erotic Funeral". Metalnews.de. Retrieved 2009-04-14.
- ^ Drachman, Jillian (2022-03-06). "10 Killer Norwegian Bands That Only Released One Full-Length Album At Most". Metal Injection. Retrieved 2024-02-29.