Nembrionic
Dutch death metal band
Nembrionic was a Dutch death metal band formed in 1991 as black metal group Nembrionic Hammerdeath . They shortened the name to Nembrionic in 1993. The band released three albums on Displeased Records and another with Osdorp Posse. They split up in 1999.
Biography
The band started in April 1991, influenced by Venom, Possessed, and Terrorizer, and recorded a demo in that same year. Their 1992 EP sold 1800 copies and earned the band a deal with Dutch metal label Displeased Records. They moved toward grindcore and death metal on Tempter, a split with Consolation. The band played about 30 shows to promote the album and toured with At the Gates and Consolation.
Their next album, Psycho One Hundred, led to shows at open air festivals such as Liberation Day, Mundial, and Lowlands, and a show in Rotterdam Ahoy. In 1996, they joined Osdorp Posse to record Briljant, Hard en Geslepen, which charted in the Netherlands.
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