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Black Dahlia Murder Discography & Albums
Demos and EPs
* What a Horrible Night to Have a Curse − Demo (2001)
* A Cold-Blooded Epitaph − EP (2002)
* Demo 2002 - Demo (2002)
Studio albums
* Unhallowed (2003)
* Miasma (2005)
* Nocturnal (2007)
Singles
* "Contagion"
* "Funeral Thirst"
* "A Vulgar Picture"
* "Miasma"
* "Statutory Ape"
* "What a Horrible Night to Have a Curse"
* "Everything Went Black"
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Black Dahlia Murder - Deathmask Divine
“Deathmask Divine” appears in the Nocturnal the third full length album from Detroit band The Black Dahlia Murder. Nocturnal was released by Metal Blade on September 18 2007. Nocturnal is the first album to feature new bassist Bart Williams, who replaced Dave Lock, and drummer Shannon Lucas, who replaced previous touring drummer Pierre Langois. Grab the hottest Black Dahlia Murder merch around click here.
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Black Dahlia Murder Biography
The Black Dahlia Murder formed on 2000 and some time later established themselves at the forefront of the then-burgeoning U.S. metal scene when they released their full-length Metal Blade debut Unhallowed in June 2003. The release of that critically lauded album, however, was only the beginning of an epic journey that would find this Detroit, Michigan, quintet dealing with personnel issues (founding member drummer Cory Grady was replaced by Zach Gibson) and a nonstop touring itinerary that kept them on the road for nearly two years playing with bands as diverse as The Red Chord, Arch Enemy, Napalm Death and Terror. But those experiences ultimately had a profound effect on their latest Metal Blade release, Miasma. “The road has been what really made Miasma what it is,” vocalist Trevor Strnad confesses. “Much of the content here is a direct result of our experience in the band.”
It is no surprise, then, that Miasma reflects the insanity of life on the road for five guys, barely over the legal drinking age, who were playing an endless string of shows across North America and Europe. “It’s quite a bit more personal lyrically, ranging from anthems of cheap sex and drug use to more classic Black Dahlia Murder horror style,” says Strnad. “I’ve tried to reinvent BDM lyrically here. It’s still dark. It’s still really evil shit.”
Strnad’s growth as a lyricist is just one of the ways the band expanded its sound on Miasma. Guitarist Brian Eschbach contributed more to the writing process while his counterpart John Kempainen wrote and played solos for every track. As a result, The Black Dahlia Murder—rounded out by bassist Dave Lock—have created an album that reflects the bonds cemented by the band’s two-year odyssey.
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