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Czech death metal band, based in Jihlava. Active 1993-2001. The band was founded in 1993. In the following three years the band gave over to concerts and created suitable line - up and materials for recording.The preparation was finished in the beginning of 1996 when the band departed for the Hacienda studio to record the material for the first demo "The Book Remains Open". The recording summarized the development of the band in the past years and tended to doom - death metal style. Then concerts and further modification of the line - up followed: a new bass guitar player joined the band. Ten month after "The Book ..." the band returned to the same studio to record the second deed called "Threnody for the Tortured" (1997). The new material shifted more towards death metal and influences of the other style can be recognized. Due to problems in the agency which released the album the material didn´t appear on CD´s. Reviews marked the album as technical death metal and the band began to describe its style as a unorthodox death metal. In spite of personnel problems the band gave themselves up to active concerting. Everything culminated by exchanging the drummer in May 1998 . After that, the band composed new songs and organized series of concerts Summer Storm 98 and Allied Souls minifests 99. At present, we are bringing the material to an end close. We recorded it under the name “Incidents in the Extinct Spot" in Hacienda Studio in October 1999. Now the pesonal changes are coming through. Tom Hlávka (Cranium) should make up for current guitar player Bob and Tom Vorlicek ( Dorian Gray, Morgengry ) will replace the drummer Petr Šťáva. Since the beginning of the year 2000 the band has been working in a new line-up on new songs. After plenty of concerts band crashed in the end of year 2001. Band members: Petr Kružík 1993-2001 Petr Pokorný 1994-2000 Petr Šťáva 1998-2000 Michal Bublák 1996-2001 Jiří Veselý 1993-2001 Vojtěch Duba 1995 - 1997 Michal Eigl 1993-1995 Petr Bartošík 1998 Tomáš Hlávka 2000-2001 Tomáš Orlíček 2000-2001 Jan Pácha 1993-1994