The Berzerker was an extreme metal band from Melbourne, Australia. The band… Read Full Bio ↴The Berzerker was an extreme metal band from Melbourne, Australia. The band's music, heavily influenced by older death metal and grindcore, can be characterised as a fusion of these with industrial metal, speedcore, and gabba. The band's founding member Luke Kenny describes the band's style as industrial death metal.
The Berzerker has produced five full length albums, The Berzerker (2000), Dissimulate (2002), World of Lies (2005), Animosity (2007) and The Reawakening (2008). These were released through Earache Records, with the exception of the latest album, which was released through Berserker Industries. During the early part of their career as a live act, band members were identified only as The Vocalist, The Guitarist, The Bassist and The Drummer, distinguishable on stage only by the masks they wore. However, the group has since abandoned this device.
A DVD documentary, The Principles and Practices of The Berzerker (2004), includes several hours of live concert footage, as well as the first public images of the band members without their masks.
Most of the band's music videos have been banned from broadcast for reasons such as the possible epileptic fit-inducing imagery contained in the video "Forever", and the horrific imagery of "Reality". The latter features graphic images of cadavers and body parts, along with appearances from the band themselves.
Years active: 1995-2010
The Berzerker has produced five full length albums, The Berzerker (2000), Dissimulate (2002), World of Lies (2005), Animosity (2007) and The Reawakening (2008). These were released through Earache Records, with the exception of the latest album, which was released through Berserker Industries. During the early part of their career as a live act, band members were identified only as The Vocalist, The Guitarist, The Bassist and The Drummer, distinguishable on stage only by the masks they wore. However, the group has since abandoned this device.
A DVD documentary, The Principles and Practices of The Berzerker (2004), includes several hours of live concert footage, as well as the first public images of the band members without their masks.
Most of the band's music videos have been banned from broadcast for reasons such as the possible epileptic fit-inducing imagery contained in the video "Forever", and the horrific imagery of "Reality". The latter features graphic images of cadavers and body parts, along with appearances from the band themselves.
Years active: 1995-2010
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Dissimulate
The Berzerker Lyrics
Betrayal No one survives Against hateful minds I can feel the pressu…
Compromise I see, No chance Relying on myself I take away Responsibili…
Corporal Jigsore Quandary Excised and anatomised, deviscerated disarray The torso div…
Death Reveals Is death freedom from this world? The one's who knew you…
Disregard I have often thought to myself Why some people don't eat…
Failure We are what's left behind I can feel It call my…
Last Mistake The box was taken to the edge of the earth There…
No One Wins There'll be a time Where I can take what they've taught…
Painless Memory apart after opening Feel nothing; The dream is gone S…
Paradox I can't take this Forever I've wanted to be a lot…
Pure Hatred In the brain we've found a role Detach your life from…
The Principles and Practices of Embalming Wanted to be the first technician on a cranial autopsy The…