HeavyHardMetalmania: Throne of Malediction - Unconventional Metal Band From Montana USA

Genres: Death Metal / Black Metal / Doom Metal

Label: Ziekte Records/Misantrof

Based in the desolate reaches of Kalispell Montana USA, Throne of Malediction was formed in late 2006 under the name Sonic Demise. After a few lineup changes and band name change with Eric "Godaweful" Horner(vocals,guitar) and Jessica Horner(vocals,guitar,keyboards) as core members. Throne released a free limited print ep called EP-1 and played many shows in the northwest USA in spring and summer of 2009. They have a wide range of sound that is all based in black metal principles. They play all tempos and are not afraid to play slower tracks. Doomy is a good way to start to describe the Throne sound...

The core members, Jessica and Eric, are forging ahead in their shared obsession for metal music. Throne of Malediction are still continuing to write new material and have plans for a 2010 debut album release(through a tba indie label...) with new lineup. Tim Godbold joined on drums in July 2009 with a more aggressive drumming style that will take Throne to a whole new level. Jeff King(formerly on drums)is on Bass as of August 2009. nick Fischer joined on keyboards in August 2010. Throne of Malediction is also trying to get better gigs and plans to tour in the future. They are also working on a side band, Irreverant Soul, which is side project songs which released an EP through Satanica Records in January 2010...

Eric Horner/vox,guitars...
Jessica Horner/vox,guitars...
Tim Godbold/drums...
Jeff King/bass...
Nick Fischer/keys

"AMERICA's own Throne of Malediction, from the frozen mountains of Montana. Evil rides on the Arctic winds rushing down from the Great Divide, turning the Plains to tundra and the forests now lurk with cold shadows. Throne of Malediction's season is upon us..." Gregory Hadley/ Oct 2010

- We are a rather unconventional metal band from Montana USA...

DISCOGRAPHY:

"self released cassette under Sonic Demise name" /April 2008

"EP-1" /self-released demo album Feb 2009

"Downtown Metal 5 Compilation" /Quickstar Productions June 2009

"Holy Fucking Anti-Christmas Compilation" /Misantrof Antirecords Dec 2009

"Irreverant Soul self titled EP" (side project) /Satanica Records Jan 2010

"Most Unholy Convergence Compilation" /Satanica Records June 2010

"Black Metal Agenda" #6 compilation" /BMA Norway August 2010

"Black Metal Agenda" Vol 10 Tribute Edition comp" /BMA Norway September 2010

Full Length Debut, "Ceremonial Blood" /Ziekte Records December 2010

Flamecult Records Presents: The Underground Alliance Vol 1 November 2010

planned split w/Order of the Blackguard /TBA label and release

COLLABORATIONS WITH OTHER ARTISTS:

Verkrag/South Africa(metal)

26z/USA(industrial)

Beltane/New Zealand(metal)

"It doesn’t get much more underground than the frequently frozen hinterlands of Montana,& not many would expect a metal band of any quality to hail from such an inauspicious location.If places like Norway have taught the world anything,however,it’s that the frigid backwoods can produce some very surprising musical talents. Throne of Malediction is one such group of up-and-comers who have been forced to make their own unique sound because, frankly,there just aren’t enough other bands in their scene for them to copy anyone else"..."There are echoes of death metal,thrash,and even hardcore, but none of those labels fully apply to the music as a whole." Reviewed by xFiruath www.metalunderground.com

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The South African Black Metaler Verkrag uploaded a new video "Never Enough" with North American`s Throne of Malediction.

The far to know if this is the 1st time ever South African and American Black / Death Metal musicians have collaborated in creating a piece together. That obviously makes this also the 1st Music video collaboration between USA and South African artists to be released.

The VERKRAG version of the track will appear on the Throne of Malediction new album entitled 'Ceremonial Blood' as well as the next album coming VERKRAG 2011. Reviewed by Munspel in HeavyHardMetalmania