UM.com would like to welcome Demonoid!

[MetalAges]

UltimateMetal.com would like to welcome Demonoid to the family!

Demonoid hail from Sweden and are bringing their form of blistering metal to the masses via Nuclear Blast Records. Their 2004 release is pretty brutal - titled "Riders of the Apocalypse" - make sure to check out the tunes on their MySpace!

http://www.myspace.com/demonoid
http://www.demonoid.se

Welcome guys!

 

[circus_brimstone]

Welcome guys!

 

[Kristian Niemann]

Thanks!
Looking forward to being here.

Cheers,
/kristian

 

[FromHereToDeath]

Fuck yes, one of my fave bands at the moment! Death thrash fucking assault!!

Can't wait to hear some new stuff with Masse on vox!

I'll make sure to check in here on a regular basis.

 

[David Hesser]

Hey guys I heard only one song from you (Witchburners) bit it kick ass! keep it up! really cool fuckin' death metal

 

[Kristian Niemann]

Thanks guys!

We are working on the follow-up right now. Drumrecording is booked for April so with some luck we´ll have it out by the end of the year.
Thanks for listening!

Cheers,
kristian

 

[therionvox]

Hi Kristian!
Some touring projects I hope?
Cédric (the Rennes guy who is always asking for photos & guitar advices!)

 

[angelleo666]

Demonoid Rocks Kick Asses !!!!

 

[Agnes]

hello Greetings from Poland to Demonoid and all Demonoid maniacs!

 

[Metal head87]

Welcome!
I love Riders. Really an amazing album

 

[nizzon]

Just found out about you guys and heard the songs on Myspace, killer stuff!
Welcome!

 

[koarakajya]

Greetings from Japan, Kristian!!
Looking forward the new album!! A bonus track for Japanese version very very much appreciated!! hehe..

Keiko

 

[Agnes]

for Polish version too hihihi

Welcome Keiko!

 

[therionvox]

Why is there often a bonus track for japanese versions? that's the case for many bands ... does someone knows? !

 

[circus_brimstone]

Why is there often a bonus track for japanese versions? that's the case for many bands ... does someone knows? !

It's because it's far cheaper for the Japanese to import albums from other countries rather than buy domestically, so in order to counter this trend, labels will often include bonus tracks to entice them to buy the domestic version. That's what I've always heard.

 

[therionvox]

That's logical ... thanks for the info!