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	ENTOMBED \| Unique, Detailed Biography \| Rockdetector
		The band received such acclaim, even being requested to support KISS on their Scandinavian dates that Andersson felt obliged to quit his parent act to concentrate fully on THE HELLACOPTERS.
		ENTOMBED would stretch their creativity during February and March 2002 with a series of ambitious concert performances at the Royal Opera Hall in Stockholm.
		The band's May 2003 album 'Inferno' was produced by Pelle Gunnerfeldt and accelerated the renewed appreciation for the band, hitting number 21 on the domestic charts.
	www.rockdetector.com /officialbio,2977.sm;jsessionid=BAED265DCDEEA51650FEC2923E339548 (2605 words)

	Entombed (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Entombed is a Swedish metal band which formed in 1987 (see 1987 in music) under the name of Nihilist.
		Though Entombed began their career as an early pioneer of Scandinavian death metal, by the early 1990s their sound had broadened to include hardcore punk and other influences.
		Entombed's debut album was Left Hand Path, a cult favourite that established the band as a popular death metal bands.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Entombed_(band) (361 words)

	metalupdate.com - Features
		In the early 90s, Entombed paved the way for the Swedish death metal scene and death metal itself with their crushing debut 'Left Hand Path' followed quickly by 'Clandestine'.
		As groundbreaking as those albums were, however, the band significantly expanded their audience as the result of the overwhelming response to 'Wolverine Blues'.
		He always double booked and bands got put aside and there was a lot of hassle and his mixing table broke down and he had to fix it first.
	www.metalupdate.com /interviewentombed.html (1843 words)

	Welcome to the world of Entombed!!
		The band Nihilist is formed, consisting of Alex and Nicke throughout their two years, with LG and Uffe in and out of the band.
		The band take Peter Stjärnvind (of Face Down) on tour, and they get on so well that they recruit him as their full-time replacement for Nicke.The band is awarded Kerrang!'s Spirit Of Independance Award, for the "To Ride...." album, which is voted top of many reader's polls in Rock/Metal magazines.
		Entombed performed at the Swedish Grammy Awards together with a few of the ballet dancers, and was broadcasted live on national Tv.
	www.entombed.org /html/biography.htm (1017 words)

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		Beginning as the earliest incarnation of a teenage metal band, Entombed have sustained their unique metal sound throughout the years, and have even been nominated for Swedish Grammies on two occasions.
		The band´s first album without chief songwriter Nicke, it was released in November after the band put in a well-received appearance at the UK Ozzfest.
		Continuing their reputation as one of the hardest working bands in rock, the album was recorded and mixed in only 18 days."Uprising"´s release in March 2000 was greeted with a phenomenal reception from both fans and critics.
	www.metal-inside.de /dyn/band.jsp?id=396 (851 words)

	Entombed - Biography - AOL Music
		Still, whether or not fans chose to accept the band's continual evolution, there was little denying Entombed's role as an inventive and pioneering band operating in a notoriously close-minded genre.
		Before the Swedish group was Entombed, group members Alex Hellid (guitar) and Nicke Andersson (drums) anchored the band Nihilist, with L.G. Petrov (vocals) and Uffe Cederlund (guitar) in and out of the band for a period of two years.
		Ironically, just as Entombed had been crowned as the kings of death metal, these two releases in 1993 found them blatantly moving away from death metal's traditional conventions; their riffs were noticeably slowed down, the vocals were actually coherent, and the song structures were simplified into verse-chorus-verse arrangements.
	music.aol.com /artist/entombed/12881/biography (1201 words)

	www.myspace.com/serpentsaints
		The bands first album without chief songwriter Nicke, it was released in November after the band put in a well-received appearance at the UK Ozzfest.
		Entombeds album for 2003 was Inferno, the follow-up to 2001's 'Morning Star' album saw Entombed in unmistakable raw form, and featured some of their best hooks and riffage ever.
		In early November ENTOMBED revealed 'Serpent Saints' was to be the title of a new album, set for a September 18th 2006 release through Threeman Recordings.
	www.myspace.com /serpentsaints (2376 words)

	ROCK THIS TOWN - Tourbooking & Promotion
		Beginning as the earliest incarnation of a teenage metal band, Entombed have sustained their unique Rot ‘n’ Roll sound throughout the years, and have even been nominated for Swedish Grammies on two occasions.
		Entombed's first album "Left Hand Path" was released in 1990, with bass duties being shared between Nicke and Uffe.
		Continuing their reputation as one of the hardest working bands in rock, the album was recorded and mixed in only 18 days.
	www.rockthistown.de /www/?BAND_ID=30 (826 words)

	Metallian.com - Entombed (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Providing inspiration to multitudes of bands the world over, Entombed were the first out of the gates with the highly distorted, crunchy and brutal sound, which was defined as the sound of death metal from Sweden.
		Much dissatisfied with Earache, the band resolved at this point to leave the label and it was a couple of years before things were all right contractually and the band found itself with new management (previously managed by a Morbid Angel road manager) and new label Music For Nations.
		Entombed, which recently reminded us how good it once was by releasing a disc of early demos, has gone from the forerunners of the metal nation to a quasi-rock band of sorts reminiscent of Danzig and Metallica with its roots and talent nowhere in sight.
	www.metallian.com /entombed.htm (1445 words)

	ENTOMBED "INFERNO / AVERNO" --- THE MUSIC SYNDICATE
		The band Nihilist is formed, consisting of Alex and Nicke throughout their two years, with LG and Uffe in and out of the band.
		The band take Peter Stjärnvind (of Face Down) on tour, and they get on so well that they recruit him as their full-time replacement for Nicke.The band is awarded Kerrang!'s Spirit Of Independance Award, for the "To Ride...." album, which is voted top of many reader's polls in Rock/Metal magazines.
		Entombed performed at the Swedish Grammy Awards together with a few of the ballet dancers, and was broadcasted live on national Tv.
	www.thesyn.com /metal/general6/TOMB_infer.asp (1052 words)

	InternetEd Reviews: Entombed-Morning Star (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Entombed have once again put out a solid--if a bit mediocre--metal record with Morning Star.
		In fact, the band's sound on Morning Star includes a noticeable Slayer influence in both the vocal and music departments.
		In the end, Entombed's Morning Star is neither among the best or worst of metal--it is just a decent record that is consistently brutal, but not as extreme or distinctive as some of the band's previous work.
	www.interneted.com /Reviewpages/entombedmorningstar.htm (211 words)

	Entombed CD Reviews
		Goran-Petrov's howls and screams his way through tales of Entombed's patented vicious lyrics which are in full force on "Morning Star" and you won't believe what the band has to say.
		Entombed is Lars Goran-Petrov on vocals; Uffe Cederlund on guitar, backing vocals, and organ; Alex Hellid on guitar; Jorgen Sandstrom on bass; and Peter Stjarnvind on drums.
		Entombed's new effort "Uprising" is grounded in simplicity in the style that is known in many circles as death rock or death'n'roll.
	www.roughedge.com /cdreviews/e/entombed.htm (586 words)

	Entombed: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Of these, the death metal take on Kiss ' "God of Thunder" from the Out of Hand EP is an interesting comparison to the original, though the song loses its appeal after a few listens.
		By the time Entombed parted ways with Earache, it had recorded three very different full-length albums with different vocalists and different approaches -- so since this album focuses on a myriad of random B-sides, it fails to document the group's growth well at all, which a successful retrospective album probably should.
		Nothing here predates Clandestine, which is unfortunate since the Left Hand Path era was a golden era for the band, particularly since the band moved so quickly away from that sound.
	www.music.com /release/entombed/1 (567 words)

	Metal-Rules.com
		Entombed is back with a new studio album, their highly praised last album “THE MORNING STAR” came '01 and a numerous amount of touring throughout the world followed.
		But you can still hear that this is Entombed, they have not gone so far from their roots and they have not sold their souls and gone strictly commercial to sell some more records (as certain metal/hardrock band have done, I’m sure you all know who I’m talking about).
		Entombed sticks to their roots but with a bit more updated soundpicture today compared to when they started out in the early 90’s.
	www.metal-rules.com /review/viewreview.php?band=Entombed&album=Inferno (1793 words)

	metal, Carnage, released, music, early, Guitars, style, popular, musical, heavy, groups, featured, Swedish - Entombed ...
		Entombed is a Swedish metal band which formed in 1987 (see 1987 in music) under the name of Nihilist.
		Though Entombed began their career as an early pioneer of Scandinavian death metal, they switched in the early 1990s to include hardcore punk and other influences.
		Entombed's debut album was Left Hand Path, a cult favourite that established the band as a popular death metal bands.
	www.alphasearch.org /Entombed-band.html (560 words)

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		Back in 2002, much respected-metal veterans Entombed (the dudes who'd given us classic '90s albums like Wolverine Blues and Left Hand Path) played as the pit orchestra for some kinda fuckin' ballet.
		The band performs some of their best material - "Say it in Slugs" and "Mental Twin" - and the sound quality's great.
		It works pretty well as a live album, but I kinda wanna see what the hell was going on with the dancers (what in the world could they be doing?).
	www.lollipop.com /article.php3?content=issue67/entombed.html (163 words)

	White Trash Devil :: Reviews :: Entombed - When In Sodom
		Entombed has been on a long, hard road out of hell (or back into it, if you will) following 1997’s To Ride, Shoot Straight and Speak the Truth.
		Bassist Sandström left the band in 2004 to pursue other projects, and guitarist Uffe Cederlund, who has played on every Entombed release up until now, left this past September.
		They are very much in touch with newer Entombed, but with an aggression they’ve been lacking in recent years.
	www.whitetrashdevil.com /reviews/entombed-when-in-sodom (551 words)

	Tartarean Desire - Entombed - Uprising - review by Vincent Eldefors
		Entombed were one of the first death metal bands in the world to reach major success and their early albums were unique and groundbreaking, introducing the world to a new sound that would leave its mark into our days.
		You can still trace the old Entombed sound in this recording and the raw primal vocals are still there as well but they have now developed their sound not to make a u-turn in the musical evolution of the band.
		Even though the band has more or less ripped off Rage Against The Machine with their track "The Itch" this is a very good album and it's nice to see that the band has the guts to explore new territories without leaving their roots completely behind.
	www.tartareandesire.com /reviews/Entombed/Uprising/1523 (371 words)

	PyroMusic.net - Review of: Entombed - Clandestine
		With the American scene losing some of its impetus at the start of the 1990s thanks to the proliferation of bad hair bands and a flood of generic thrash acts, smaller, less exposed markets were beginning to come to the notice of metal enthusiasts.
		Out of Stockholm came Entombed, a band that had existed (as Nihilist) since 1987 and one that was making a truly brutal and ugly style of death metal, a style that would quickly become de rigueur for other emerging bands from that region.
		For those more used to the band's later groove death and punk-edged stylings, the sludgy, horror-movie character and sheer brutality of this album may come as something of a shock, but few could argue that this is a benchmark by which all other death metal to follow would be measured.
	www.pyromusic.net /index.php?p=retro_review&review=Entombed-Clandestine&id=40 (656 words)

	Children of Bodom
		Samuli was the main composer of the band's lyrics for the two years he took part of IneartheD, but in 1995 his family moved to the USA and there was no way for him to continue in the band.
		For the band to be able to sign with Spinefarm Records, they were forced to change their name, since the contract with the Belgian label had already been signed under the name of IneartheD.
		The band wrote eight new songs for this album, and while on the studio decided to include an extra track, which was hastly composed and whose lyrics were improvised by Alexi; that track would eventually receive the name of ''Kissing the Shadows''.
	www.artistopia.com /children-of-bodom (2029 words)

	Entombed - Remnants of Reason (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Many fans disowned the band upon this release, and I have to agree, it is major step away from Clandestine.
		One has to wonder also how much of the problem was the band's signing to Sony Records, and what effect they had on the final sound of the album.
		Evidently Entombed decided to release the album under their own label to ensure artistic integrity, (what DID happen on Wolverine Blues???) evidently for good reason, To Ride is ten times better than their previous venture.
	www.remnantsofreason.com /legacy/entombed.html (816 words)

	The Daily Vault Album Reviews : Uprising
		They're a metal band, but they refuse to follow a clear, cut-and-dried path that would make them easy to shove into a certain genre.
		Entombed, despite releasing several albums over the years (many of which I've downloaded from E-Music, and plan on reviewing here soon), might be one of the best-kept secrets in metal.
		I can't say for sure if Uprising is the best place for newcomers to start exploring Entombed, but as long as they're willing to invest some time with this disc and allow themselves to grow into the adventure Entombed wants to take them on, it's not a bad first choice.
	www.dailyvault.com /toc.php5?review=1388 (363 words)

	Entombed Guitar Tabs and Chords
		Entombed is a Swedish heavy metal band which formed in 1987 (see 1987 in music) under the name of Nihilist.
		Entombed's debut album was Left Hand Path, a cult favourite that established the band as one of the most popular death metal bands.
		According to the band they came up with it on their own, mixing different distortion effects together to achieve it.
	www.guitarmasta.net /e/entombed (287 words)

	StonerRock.com - Features
		The only thing I know of this band is that they’ve released two fullength albums and that they were a part of European tourpackage with Terra Firma, Dozer and Mammoth Volume a while back...
		And the fact that Entombed were the main attraction didn’t make this gig any less interesting.
		After the break it was time for Entombed to hit the stage, and judging from what everyone else was saying they did one of their best performances in Gothenburg in a very long time.
	www.stonerrock.com /features/index.asp?FeatureID=51 (646 words)

	Metal Reviews - Metal Coven Webzine - Metal Reviews - Entombed - Inferno w/ Averno
		I have been aware of their existence for years, and have always known they were an important band in the scope of Scandinavian metal.
		So while my review of "Inferno," the band's eighth studio album, should be enough to determine whether or not this is a release worth getting, be aware that I lack knowledge of the band's extensive history, save what I have read about them.
		Entombed's "Inferno" is one of those albums that exists in the gray area between rock and death metal.
	www.metalcoven.com /review_entombed_inferno.html (421 words)

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