The Black Dahlia Murder

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- Nocturnal
- Released 2007

- Miasma
- Released 2005

- Unhallowed
- Released 2003

- Deflorate
- Released 2009

biography

Detroit's the Black Dahlia Murder, named for the infamous 1947 slaying of 22-year-old Elizabeth Short, aka the Black Dahlia, actually sounds like they should live in Scandinavia, whence originates much of the frenetic brand of death and black metal that inspires them. Formed in January 2001, the group followed their six-song What a Horrible Night to Have a Curse demo with the four-track A Cold-Blooded Epitaph EP, which was released on their own Lovelost Records. With a number of acclaimed concerts appearances like the Milwaukee Metal Fest already under their belts, the group -- comprised of vocalist Trevor Strnad, guitarists Brian Eschbach and Jon Kemppainen, bassist David Lock, and drummer Cory Grady -- then signed with Metal Blade in 2003 and were soon recording their debut album, Unhallowed. 2005's Miasma and 2007's Nocturnal kept death metal as the group's foundation, though the band began exhibiting an increasingly melodic streak that came to fruition on 2009's brutal, but majestic Deflorate. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia, All Music Guide

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- - amazing
  - - By Noti86
    - 10/29/2009 19:21:58
  - Nocturnal is the best album by far, but Deflorate was still pretty good!
    love these guys
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- - We are
  - - By VX DeLeRiUm XV
    - 9/2/2009 21:57:05
  - Nocturnal for eterenity.
  - 5 out of 5 people
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- - TBDM
  - - By FlyingHarry420
    - 8/13/2009 04:19:09
  - They are amazing live
  - 3 out of 3 people
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- - The Black Dahlia Murder
  - - By the old serpent
    - 7/20/2009 00:43:25
  - Is the only metal band that has never let me down, and over the course of 4 or so years, they've only impressed me more and more.
  - 6 out of 6 people
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