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KOLDBRANN stand for traditional Norwegian Black Metal values and underground virtues. Now "Vertigo" witnesses Mannevond and his partners in crime again drawing deep from their black roots, yet at the same time adding an uncanny groove and capturing rocking undertones to their fierce formula. These wider elements have for example attracted WATAIN in recent times, but KOLDBRANN take this concept further by employing even vintage synthesizers to create their unique soundscapes.
KOLDBRANN record their debut "Nekrotisk Inkvisition" and distribute a limited self-release in connection with their performance at the now already prestigious Inferno Festival at Easter 2003. The official release comes in summer the same year. Jonas leaves to focus on SLAVIA. His bass duties are taken over by Stian Johnskareng, who changes his stage name to S.G.J. later. A handful of club shows in Norway is followed by a mini tour through the Balkans, where KOLDBRANN play in Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina amongst other countries.
Celebrating the spirit of Norwegian Black Metal, KOLDBRANN join TAAKE and URGEHAL for a rampage throughout Europe in April 2007 that gained some notoriety due to some later regretted actions by TAAKE frontman Hoest. KOLDBRANN are invited to play the Inferno Festival again and get booked to Summer Breeze in Germany. An Eastern European tour with Marduk ends after five shows due to a fraudulent Polish booking agent, according to the band. There is little activity throughout 2008 with the exception of an appearance at Party.San Open Air and various smaller festivals. True to their roots, KOLDBRANN delight their adherents with EP "Stigma: På Kant Med Livet". Another European tour with Swedish troublemakers SHINING in 2009 cements the band’s status as an excellent live act, which is also underlined by the third invitation to the Inferno Festival, a return to Summer Breeze and their debut show at Bergen’s renowned Hole in the Sky Festival. This line-up puts out its final 7" "Russian Vodka" (2009) containing two unexpected cover songs of the Eastern European Speed Metal bands KORROZIA METALLA and BOMBARDER. After this release KOLDBRANN undergo some changes in membership as they part ways with Fordervelse and G. Antonsen. The latter is replaced by Voidar on guitar, while the drum stool is now occupied by Folkedal. KOLDBRANN drift into a small hiatus with only a few club concerts in 2010 and just one carefully selected underground festival in the middle of the mountains during 2011. Mannevond, who has been also active as bass player in URGEHAL since 2006, leaves the latter in 2011 to focus on KOLDBRANN. The band started working on their third album in 2010 and recording in 2011. The Norwegians take their time to deliver quality over a speedy production. As a result "Vertigo" is finally finished during 2012.
Heralding their third full-length, KOLDBRANN deliver a foretaste of things to come with the 7" "Totalt Sjelelig Bankerott" in November 2012, which immediately creates a buzz. This single sets the mood for "Vertigo" - pitch black as hell and full of grim and crushing brimstone, yet cunningly clever and with a rare open mind for musical and lyrical extravaganza. Beware! This “Vertigo” will leave your head spinning!
KOLDBRANN record their debut "Nekrotisk Inkvisition" and distribute a limited self-release in connection with their performance at the now already prestigious Inferno Festival at Easter 2003. The official release comes in summer the same year. Jonas leaves to focus on SLAVIA. His bass duties are taken over by Stian Johnskareng, who changes his stage name to S.G.J. later. A handful of club shows in Norway is followed by a mini tour through the Balkans, where KOLDBRANN play in Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina amongst other countries.
Celebrating the spirit of Norwegian Black Metal, KOLDBRANN join TAAKE and URGEHAL for a rampage throughout Europe in April 2007 that gained some notoriety due to some later regretted actions by TAAKE frontman Hoest. KOLDBRANN are invited to play the Inferno Festival again and get booked to Summer Breeze in Germany. An Eastern European tour with Marduk ends after five shows due to a fraudulent Polish booking agent, according to the band. There is little activity throughout 2008 with the exception of an appearance at Party.San Open Air and various smaller festivals. True to their roots, KOLDBRANN delight their adherents with EP "Stigma: På Kant Med Livet". Another European tour with Swedish troublemakers SHINING in 2009 cements the band’s status as an excellent live act, which is also underlined by the third invitation to the Inferno Festival, a return to Summer Breeze and their debut show at Bergen’s renowned Hole in the Sky Festival. This line-up puts out its final 7" "Russian Vodka" (2009) containing two unexpected cover songs of the Eastern European Speed Metal bands KORROZIA METALLA and BOMBARDER. After this release KOLDBRANN undergo some changes in membership as they part ways with Fordervelse and G. Antonsen. The latter is replaced by Voidar on guitar, while the drum stool is now occupied by Folkedal. KOLDBRANN drift into a small hiatus with only a few club concerts in 2010 and just one carefully selected underground festival in the middle of the mountains during 2011. Mannevond, who has been also active as bass player in URGEHAL since 2006, leaves the latter in 2011 to focus on KOLDBRANN. The band started working on their third album in 2010 and recording in 2011. The Norwegians take their time to deliver quality over a speedy production. As a result "Vertigo" is finally finished during 2012.
Heralding their third full-length, KOLDBRANN deliver a foretaste of things to come with the 7" "Totalt Sjelelig Bankerott" in November 2012, which immediately creates a buzz. This single sets the mood for "Vertigo" - pitch black as hell and full of grim and crushing brimstone, yet cunningly clever and with a rare open mind for musical and lyrical extravaganza. Beware! This “Vertigo” will leave your head spinning!
