This initiated a long-term alliance between him and DISSECTION that is still lasting today. The cover artwork for the demo presenting the magnificent skills of Kristian "Necrolord" Wåhlin. DISSECTION had made their first mark on the live-scene, and they shortly afterwards did their second gig on local ground, with more gigs to follow.īy the end of the year, in December 1990, DISSECTION entered the studio to record their first demo-tape "The Grief Prophecy", containing the three songs "Severed Into Shreds", "The Call of the Mist" and "Consumed". DISSECTION did their first live appearance in October 1990 together with, amongst others, Entombed. A tape which they shipped out to underground fanzines around the globe to mark the birth of DISSECTION, a band that was about to make heavy impact on the scene, leaving deep, bleeding wounds it never would recover from.ĭISSECTION recruited Mattias "Mäbe" Johansson (ex-Siren's Yell bassplayer) from local Death-thrashers Nosferatu for handling the rhythm guitar as a live-show session member. Very much into the current Death Metal and Black Metal underground scene (Jon was the editor of the fanzine Mega Mag and a local gig-promoter) DISSECTION recorded their first official underground release in April '90, the rehearsal tape "Severing Into Shreds". DISSECTION now consisted of a line-up of three original members Jon Nödtveidt: Vocals & Guitars, Peter Palmdahl: Bass Guitar and Ole Öhman: Battery.
In the spring of 1990, they recruited drummer Ole Öhman. So Jon Nödtveidt, who wanted to create and explore genuine musical darkness, took the initiative to form DISSECTION in the autumn of 1989 together with Peter Palmdahl (ex-Siren's Yell singer) on bass. Jon would write songs and arrange them together with Ole in the rehearsal place, but the other members, didn't feel that the material would fit the band. Jon and Ole were never very comfortable in Rabbit's Carrot, which also explains their short time in that band, as they wanted the music and lyrics to evolve on the extreme dark side. That band was originally a pure Thrash Metal act (in the vein of Metallica, Destruction, Exodus etc), but with Jon joining, the dark Death Metal influence became more and more apparent. In the summer of '89 Jon also joined as the second guitarist in Rabbit's Carrot, where Ole now was found behind the drumkit. Siren's Yell split up in the spring of '89, when Ole left the band and they couldn't find a suitable replacement.Ĭhanging the name several times, the remnants of Siren's Yell went on without a drummer for a couple of months. They recorded one private demo in 1988 (Including the songs "Dawn of the dead", "The Final War" and "Show No Mercy". With influences ranging from Slayer to Candlemass, Siren's Yell began to develop a heavy brand of Thrash Metal. In 1988, four guys from the West Coast of Sweden Jon Nödtveidt, Peter Palmdahl, Ole Öhman and Mattias "Mäbe" Johansson, formed the Thrash Metal combo Siren's Yell.
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