In April 1995, DISFEAR recorded their first full-length 'Soul Scars,' released on Distortion in May 1995. The album got top reviews and to promote the release, Disfear toured Sweden with GBH and DRI, as well as the UK with English legends DOOM as special guest. After the tour Disfear left Distortion and signed a deal with French label Osmose Productions.
The Osmose record ''Everyday Slaughter' was released in October 1997. In March 1998, longtime vocalist Jeppe decided to leave the band. His replacement was none other than ex-AT THE GATES vocalist Tomas "Tompa" Lindberg, one of extreme music’s best screamers. With this new and re-vitalized line-up, more shows and festivals in Sweden and Europe followed. The band also recruited new drummer Marcus Andersson, with founding fathers Björn Pettersson (guitar) and Henke Frykman (bass) completing the line-up.
These new Disfear tracks made their way to the surface in 2003, with their Relapse debut ‘Misanthropic Generation’. ‘Misanthropic Generation’ was recorded at Studio Soundlab along with producer Mieszko Talarzyk (NASUM, EXHUMED, REGURGITATE, KRIGSHOT, etc.).
Upon the release of 'Misanthropic Generation' and 'Swedish Assault,' Disfear snared several high-profile gigs. After adding Uffe Cederlund (Entombed) as their second guitarist, Disfear went on the Close Up Magazine-sponsored “Close Up Made Us Do It” tour with Entombed and fellow countrymen RAISED FIST. This tour coincided with Disfear’s first ever cover feature in January 2004 (Close Up #63). The band also got to share the stage with d-beat originators DISCHARGE in Umea, Sweden at Punkfest 7 in early March 2004. The band then embarked upon a spring European headlining tour, followed by their first US appearance as part of Philadelphia’s Pointless Fest along with TRAGEDY, KYLESA, MUNICIPAL WASTE, and more.
In spring of 2005, DISFEAR toured Finland and Sweden with ROTTEN SOUND before a couple of festival appearances (Fuck The Commerce, Obscene Extreme, and more). During this time, the band also began writing their follow-up to ‘Misanthropic Generation’.
2006 saw the first Disfear North American tour, sharing stages with the likes of MISERY INDEX, PHOBIA, TRAGEDY, CURSED and more. Upon returning home, the band went back to work on writing their new album.
The band wrapped up writing in the early months of 2007. Disfear broke only for a few a days in May for a brief tour in Germany and the Czech Republic. They arranged for studio time in the late summer with CONVERGE guitarist Kurt Ballou at his Godcity Studio in Salem, MA to record the ten songs that will make up ‘Live The Storm’.
‘Live The Storm’ will see its international release in January of 2008 and with songs such as "Get It Off", "The Furnace", "Deadweight" and their ilk prove, Disfear are the undisputed kings of crust-core.
DISFEAR:
Tomas Lindberg: Vocals
Marcus Andersson: Drums
Bjorn Pettersson: Guitar
Henke Frykman: Bass
Uffe Cederlund: Guitar
DISFEAR online:
http://www.Disfear.com
http://www.MySpace.com/Disfear
Judgement Day
Disfear Lyrics
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a burning heat and the end is here
this is the judgement day
stricken by fear a helpless child
kneels beside her maimed mother
The lyrics to Disfear's song Judgement Day describe a catastrophic end. The first two lines paint a picture of an apocalyptic event, with a deadly sound and blistering light. The following line, "a burning heat and the end is here," further emphasizes the finality and destruction of the event. The chorus, "this is the judgement day," suggests that this is a moment of reckoning, possibly a religious one.
The second verse shifts the focus to the individual level, with the description of a helpless child kneeling beside her maimed mother. This image reinforces the idea that this is a catastrophic event that affects everyone, not just the strong and powerful. The use of the word "maimed" adds to the brutality of the event, and the child's helplessness heightens the emotional impact.
Line by Line Meaning
a deadly sound, a blistering light
The apocalypse is characterized by a loud, ominous sound accompanied by a bright, scorching light.
a burning heat and the end is here
The intense heat confirms that the end of the world has arrived.
this is the judgement day
It is a confirmation that this moment marks the final verdict day for all humanity.
stricken by fear a helpless child
Terror grips an innocent child, rendering them powerless.
kneels beside her maimed mother
The child looks upon her mother who has been gravely injured and cannot do anything to save her.
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Jeppe Lerjerud, Janne Axelsson, Henrik Frykman, Björn Pettersson
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