Bahimiron

Bahimiron
Origin	United States
Genres	Black metal war metal
Years active	2001 (2001)–2014
Labels	Moribund
Associated acts	Morbus 666 Imprecation

Past members	Jenoside Blaash Grimlord Milton "Moon" Luna Krag

Bahimiron was an American black metal band based in Houston, Texas and Phoenix, Arizona.^[1] It was formed by vocalist and guitarist David "Grimlord" Herrera in 2001,^[2] after leaving the death metal band Imprecation in 1993.^[3] Other members of the band included bassist Jenoside and drummer Blaash, who would play in the band from its formation until its dissolution, and second guitarist Luna, who joined Bahimiron in 2013. The band was best knowm for their second album, Southern Nihilizm, released in 2008.^[4]^[5] After thirteen years of activity, Bahimiron split-up in 2014.

Bahimiron's style has been labeled as black metal and war metal. Pitchfork's Brandon Stosuy described their sound as "Beherit, Absu, and Gorgoroth in a dusty southern bar brawl".^[1] Blabbermouth.net's Scott Alisoglu stated that the band plays "Texas style of dangerously hot black metal that offer one images of decomposing bodies baking in 105-degree temperatures, no doubt the victims of ritual sacrifice."^[4]

Members

Final line-up^[2]

Grimlord – vocals, guitar (2001-2014)
Jenoside - bass (2001-2014)
Blaash - drums, percussions (2001-2014)
Luna - guitar (2013-2014)

Former members^[2]

Krag - guitar (2001-2013)

Discography

Studio albums

Pure Negativism: In Allegiance with Self Wreckage (2006)
Southern Nihilizm (2008)
Rebel Hymns of Left Handed Terror (2011)

EPs and splits

Hunting Down the Weak (2004)
As the Sun Burns (2004)
Pact in Dizease & Profanation (2006)
Sargeist / Bahimiron (2006)
Last of the Confederates (2009)

Demos

Funeral Black (2002)
Terror Division Bloodstrike (2003)
Xrist Gutzlice (2004)

References

1 2 Stosuy, Brandon (September 4, 2008). "Show No Mercy". Pitchfork. Retrieved September 2, 2016.
1 2 3 http://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Bahimiron/6957
↑ Consterdine, John (May 29, 2013). "Imprecation: Kat's Band Of The Day". Terrorizer. Retrieved September 2, 2016.
1 2 Alisoglu, Scott. "Bahimiron - Southern Nihilizm". Blabbermouth.net. Retrieved September 2, 2016.
↑ Lee, Cosmo (August 27, 2008). "Bahimiron - Southern Nihilizm". Invisible Oranges. Retrieved September 2, 2016.

External links

Bahimiron discography at Discogs

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