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Norrköping, Sweden (1990 – present)

Marduk is a Swedish band. Marduk’s predominant lyrical topics are Satanism, anti-Christianity, death, war and the Third Reich. The latter is an addition to their lyrical-conceptual themes stemming from their 1999 release Panzer Division Marduk; it quickly grew among their fans’ favorites and so far Marduk have released more and more songs relating to that dark but fascinating chapter of human history such as “The Hangman of Prague” (monicker of Prague “Reichsprotektor”, and, by the Way, Leader of the “Sicherheitsdienst”, Reinhard Heydrich), “Deathmarch” and others.

Marduk was founded in Norrköping, Sweden in 1990 by Morgan Steinmeyer Håkansson. His ultimate goal was to create the most blasphemous and Satanic band ever conceptualized.

In 1991, Marduk released a three song demo entitled “Fuck Me Jesus”, which due to its dark and irreverent lyrics was highly received by a cult following.
During 1992, Marduk released their first full-length album “Dark Endless” under the label No Fashion and continued to tour Sweden, augmenting their steadily growing fan base. Marduk switched over to the French label Osmose in 1993 after a dispute with No Fashion. Marduk began to tour throughout the rest of Europe in 1994 and in 1995 had their first gig across the Atlantic in Mexico City. They continued to amass fans and release albums over the next few years, even spearheading the European “Black Metal Assault Tour” in 1998.

In 2000, Marduk founded their own record label, Blooddawn Productions.

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  • SlaveOfN1l

    "thematically solid, high octane, relentless aural assault" This dude desperately needs some Conqueror in his life

    Yesterday 5:07am Reply
  • Romulus666

    PDM is pretty solid.

    20 May 2:49pm Reply
  • FeedingWhatIAm

    v PDM is pretty meh.

    19 May 6:48am Reply
  • Electric_Head

    I'll hazard a guess that PDM is most listened because it's a really fucking decent album. It's a thematically solid, high octane, relentless aural assault that stands up amongst the best examples of extreme metal. Just a thought.

    14 May 11:20pm Reply
  • ser-nick

    better than Firma

    14 May 6:35pm Reply
  • M-Morbid

    Opus Nocturne

    14 May 5:59pm Reply
  • slasia

    MICKEY MOUSE!

    14 May 7:10am Reply
  • versionfiv

    JESUS MARY AND JOSEPH HALLELUJAH AMEN

    13 May 4:11pm Reply
  • OIOIIIOIO

    GOD!

    13 May 4:57am Reply
  • Vlad_Rovcov

    SATAN!

    8 May 12:04pm Reply
  • pastelfromhell

    last album is fucking awesome marduk kills

    8 May 8:54am Reply
  • alchemist_os

    I want another Those Of The Unlight. :(

    7 May 9:42pm Reply
  • facingaGod

    All the albums are fantastics!!

    5 May 9:57pm Reply
  • estebanfuego

    Opus Nocturne is my all time favourite BM album, it's perfection

    4 May 11:39pm Reply
  • Philippo10

    Haha no Bio

    3 May 5:14pm Reply
  • Sonjavermelha

    Um álbum melhor que outro... Fenomenal!

    27 Apr 11:38pm Reply
  • penetralia1

    Morgan is best guitarist in black metal scene. He plays for over 20 years and still has magic in his hands

    25 Apr 10:48pm Reply
  • SlaveOfN1l

    Nothing will ever top Those of Unlight and Opus Nocturne, as far as I'm concerned, though Plague Angel is pretty damn awesome as well

    23 Apr 6:19am Reply
  • Harandor

    Becuz it haz a m*th*rf****kkking PaNZEr On t3h fr0nt an an anaan BLASTbeets durdurdurdurdurdur \m/ [2]

    22 Apr 2:46pm Reply
  • kvlt420trve666

    Serpent Sermon has become my fav album by them after many spins. PDM might be their most controversial album but its nowhere as much art of expression as in serpent sermon.

    21 Apr 5:58pm Reply
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