Bloodbath

Swedish death metal band

Bloodbath is a Swedish death metal supergroup formed in Stockholm in 1998. The band has undergone several lineup changes but has included notable members from other prominent Swedish metal acts, such as Opeth and Katatonia. Bloodbath's style is firmly rooted in the Scandinavian death metal tradition, characterized by heavy guitar riffs, deep growling vocals, and complex compositions. They have released several albums that have been well-received within the metal community, contributing to their reputation as one of the genre's respected acts. Their discography includes "Nightmares Made Flesh" (2004), which featured the renowned Mikael Åkerfeldt of Opeth on vocals. The band continued to build on their success with subsequent releases like "The Arrow Of Satan Is Drawn" (2018) and "Survival Of The Sickest" (dates for this album might be beyond the knowledge cutoff). Bloodbath is known for their energetic live performances and their dedication to the traditional death metal sound, often paying homage to the early pioneers of the genre while also contributing their own unique elements to their music.