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** ''Coronary'' was something of a return to the ''Goremageddon'' sound, which was carried over to ''Global Flatline''.
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* OlderThanTheyLook: Ken Bedene is almost 25 and looks like he's in his early teens at most.
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As such, he fired everyone in 2009 and got a completely new lineup in the form of Ken Sorceron, Eran Segal (guitars), and Cole Martinez (bass), along with the return of Verbeuren, though Martinez only stuck around for the recording of the ''Coronary Reconstruction'' EP, with JB van der Wal taking over for him. Verbeuren left again in 2010 and was replaced with Ken Bedene, a young student of the drum extraordinaire Mike Heller. Sorceron then left in 2011 and was replaced by Mike Wilson, one of his Abigail Williams bandmates. Recording for a new album started around this time, and the band began to post teasers of it. It was some time during this that van der Wal left, however, and was replaced with Kevin Lary for live shows. Finally, at the beginning of 2012, ''Global Flatline'' hit to positive reviews, pushing them back into the limelight; it was also during that year that Wilson and Segal left and were replaced by [[Music/{{GodDethroned}} Danny Tunker]] and Mendel bij de Leij, with van der Wal rejoining sometime after. Much touring has followed, along with the news of an upcoming album, which has been titled ''The Necrotic Manifesto'' and is expected to come out sometime in 2014.
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As such, he fired everyone in 2009 and got a completely new lineup in the form of Ken Sorceron, Eran Segal (guitars), and Cole Martinez (bass), along with the return of Verbeuren, though Martinez only stuck around for the recording of the ''Coronary Reconstruction'' EP, with JB van der Wal taking over for him. Verbeuren left again in 2010 and was replaced with Ken Bedene, a young student of the drum extraordinaire Mike Heller. Sorceron then left in 2011 and was replaced by Mike Wilson, one of his Abigail Williams bandmates. Recording for a new album started around this time, and the band began to post teasers of it. It was some time during this that van der Wal left, however, and was replaced with Kevin Lary for live shows. Finally, at the beginning of 2012, ''Global Flatline'' hit to positive reviews, pushing them back into the limelight; it was also during that year that Wilson and Segal left and were replaced by [[Music/{{GodDethroned}} Danny Tunker]] and Mendel bij de Leij, with van der Wal rejoining sometime after. Much touring has followed, along with the news of an upcoming album, which has been titled ''The Necrotic Manifesto'' and is expected to come out sometime Manifesto'', released in April 2014.
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** The cover for ''Goremageddon'' features a surgeon being sawed in half alive.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: It can be a bit odd to listen to their pre-''Goremageddon'' material, which is much less melodic and less polished than their later work.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: It can be a bit odd to listen to their pre-''Goremageddon'' material, which is much less melodic and less polished than their later work.
** ''Engineering the Dead'' sort of averts this trope now that it's been remastered to sound more like their later work, but ''The Purity of Perversion'' still suffers from this, as it is not only rawer, but is fairly standard brutal death that contains very little of the band's trademark elements.
** ''Engineering the Dead'' sort of averts this trope now that it's been remastered to sound more like their later work, but ''The Purity of Perversion'' still suffers from this, as it is not only rawer, but is fairly standard brutal death that contains very little of the band's trademark elements.
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* MetalScream: Not Sven's specialty, but he usually busts out at least one or two good ones per album.
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* OneOfUs: Pretty much everyone in the band except ''maybe'' JB is known for their love of video games, with Sven also being known for his love of the Hellraiser series as well as horror movies in general.
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* OneOfUs: Pretty much everyone in the band except ''maybe'' JB is known for their love of video games, games (Sven will play almost anything, Ken loves [=JRPGs=], Mendel loves VideoGame/{{Battlefield}}, and Danny is obsessed with DarkSouls and NiNoKuni), with Sven also being known for his love of the Hellraiser series as well as horror movies in general.
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* NoodleIncident: Ken and the tow truck. All that's known is that he parked the van in a tow zone at some point; the finer details aren't known, and he's made it clear that he's not going into detail on them.
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Five Man Band removal; this actually rigid trope is about templated team dynamics stories, and absolutely not about musical quintets; roles are to be assigned only upon archetype-establishing context on their contribution to the team; The Heart is breach of required FMB roster — cleanup/discussion thread: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=13401353520A80460100
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** TheLeader: Sven
** TheLancer: JB
** TheBigGuy: Mendel
** TheSmartGuy: Danny
** TheHeart: Ken
** TheLeader: Sven
** TheLancer: JB
** TheBigGuy: Mendel
** TheSmartGuy: Danny
** TheHeart: Ken
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* LeadBassist: JB is a Type C, as he's the primary songwriter and was responsible for most of ''Global Flatline'', which brought them back into the spotlight.
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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Guacamole. Danny's is apparently particularly delicious.
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* BlackAndNerdy: MendelMendel.
* ContemptibleCover: Lots, with ''Strychnine.213'' standing out.
* MinisculeRocking: "Your Entitlement Means Nothing" clocks in at a mere 1:44.
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* SpecialGuest: Most of their albums have at least two or three; listing them all would be exhausting. Sven is also a pretty frequent contributor with other bands.
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* SpecialGuest: Most of their albums have at least two or three; listing them all would be exhausting. Sven is also a pretty frequent contributor with other bands.bands.
* TakeThat: "Your Entitlement Means Nothing" is a particularly venomous one of these to an unnamed party, though some of the lyrics strongly suggest that it's aimed at a former bandmate.
* TrueCompanions: With Music/{{Benighted}}.
* TakeThat: "Your Entitlement Means Nothing" is a particularly venomous one of these to an unnamed party, though some of the lyrics strongly suggest that it's aimed at a former bandmate.
* TrueCompanions: With Music/{{Benighted}}.
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* MetalBandMascot: [[MadDoctor The Doctor]], who received a demonic makeover as of ''The Necrotic Manifesto''.
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* CoverVersion: So far, they've covered [[Music/NapalmDeath Suffer the Children]], [[Music/{{Carcass}} Carnal Forge]], Drowned, Left Hand Path (Entombed), [[Music/FaithNoMore Surprise! You're Dead!]], [[Music/{{Pantera}} Slaughtered]], and [[Music/{{Sepultura}} Arise]].
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* CoverVersion: So far, they've covered [[Music/NapalmDeath Suffer the Children]], [[Music/{{Carcass}} Carnal Forge]], Drowned, Left Hand Path (Entombed), [[Music/FaithNoMore Surprise! You're Dead!]], [[Music/{{Pantera}} Slaughtered]], and [[Music/{{Sepultura}} Arise]].Arise]], [[Music/{{Converge}} Concubine]], and [[Music/{{Suffocation}} Funeral Inception]].
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* CoverVersion: So far, they've covered [[Music/NapalmDeath Suffer the Children]], [[Music/{{Carcass}} Carnal Forge]], Drowned, Left Hand Path (Entombed), [[Music/FaithNoMore Surprise! You're Dead!]], and [[Music/{{Pantera}} Slaughtered]].Slaughtered]], and [[Music/{{Sepultura}} Arise]].
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* BaldOfAwesome: Sven
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* MeanCharacterNiceActor: Sven writes fairly disgusting and frequently violent lyrics and is known for his commanding presence onstage, but he's also a laid-back, easygoing nerd with a sarcastic sense of humor.
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* OneOfUs: Pretty much everyone in the band except ''maybe'' JB is known for their love of video games, comic books, and anime, with Sven in particular being known for his massive love for horror movies, especially the Hellraiser series.
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* OneOfUs: Pretty much everyone in the band except ''maybe'' JB is known for their love of video games, comic books, and anime, with Sven in particular also being known for his massive love for horror movies, especially of the Hellraiser series.series as well as horror movies in general.
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As such, he fired everyone in 2009 and got a completely new lineup in the form of Ken Sorceron, Eran Segal (guitars), and Cole Martinez (bass), along with the return of Verbeuren, though Martinez only stuck around for the recording of the ''Coronary Reconstruction'' EP, with JB van der Wal taking over for him. Verbeuren left again in 2010 and was replaced with Ken Bedene, a young student of the drum extraordinaire Mike Heller. Sorceron then left in 2011 and was replaced by Mike Wilson, one of his Abigail Williams bandmates. Recording for a new album started around this time, and the band began to post teasers of it. It was some time during this that van der Wal left, however, and was replaced with Kevin Lary for live shows. Finally, at the beginning of 2012, ''Global Flatline'' hit to positive reviews, pushing them back into the limelight; it was also during that year that Wilson and Segal left and were replaced by [[Music/{{GodDethroned Danny Tunker]] and Mendel bij de Leij, with van der Wal rejoining sometime after. Much touring has followed, along with the news of an upcoming album, which has been titled ''The Necrotic Manifesto'' and is expected to come out sometime in 2014.
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As such, he fired everyone in 2009 and got a completely new lineup in the form of Ken Sorceron, Eran Segal (guitars), and Cole Martinez (bass), along with the return of Verbeuren, though Martinez only stuck around for the recording of the ''Coronary Reconstruction'' EP, with JB van der Wal taking over for him. Verbeuren left again in 2010 and was replaced with Ken Bedene, a young student of the drum extraordinaire Mike Heller. Sorceron then left in 2011 and was replaced by Mike Wilson, one of his Abigail Williams bandmates. Recording for a new album started around this time, and the band began to post teasers of it. It was some time during this that van der Wal left, however, and was replaced with Kevin Lary for live shows. Finally, at the beginning of 2012, ''Global Flatline'' hit to positive reviews, pushing them back into the limelight; it was also during that year that Wilson and Segal left and were replaced by [[Music/{{GodDethroned [[Music/{{GodDethroned}} Danny Tunker]] and Mendel bij de Leij, with van der Wal rejoining sometime after. Much touring has followed, along with the news of an upcoming album, which has been titled ''The Necrotic Manifesto'' and is expected to come out sometime in 2014.
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As such, he fired everyone in 2009 and got a completely new lineup in the form of Ken Sorceron, Eran Segal (guitars), and Cole Martinez (bass), along with the return of Verbeuren, though Martinez only stuck around for the recording of the ''Coronary Reconstruction'' EP, with JB van der Wal taking over for him. Verbeuren left again in 2010 and was replaced with Ken Bedene, a young student of the drum extraordinaire Mike Heller. Sorceron then left in 2011 and was replaced by Mike Wilson, one of his Abigail Williams bandmates. Recording for a new album started around this time, and the band began to post teasers of it. It was some time during this that van der Wal left, however, and was replaced with Kevin Lary for live shows. Finally, at the beginning of 2012, ''Global Flatline'' hit to positive reviews, pushing them back into the limelight; it was also during that year that Wilson and Segal left and were replaced by [[Music/{{GodDethroned Danny Tunker Tunker]] and Mendel bij de Leij, with van der Wal rejoining sometime after. Much touring has followed, along with the news of an upcoming album, which has been titled ''The Necrotic Manifesto'' and is expected to come out sometime in 2014.
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* AGoodNameForARockBand: Even though Sven came up with the name only because he wanted the band to show up first in CD racks.
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* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: A solid 10 for their entire career.
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* NewSoundAlbum: Several:
** ''Goremageddon'' featured more complex arrangements and a greater melodic undercurrent.
** ''Abattoir'' increased the melodic elements and added in some subtle but noticeable metalcore elements.
** ''Strychnine.213'' added in very noticeable deathcore elements.
** ''Coronary'' was something of a return to the ''Goremageddon'' sound, which was carried over to ''Global Flatline''.
** ''Goremageddon'' featured more complex arrangements and a greater melodic undercurrent.
** ''Abattoir'' increased the melodic elements and added in some subtle but noticeable metalcore elements.
** ''Strychnine.213'' added in very noticeable deathcore elements.
** ''Coronary'' was something of a return to the ''Goremageddon'' sound, which was carried over to ''Global Flatline''.
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Aborted is a Belgian brutal death metal band. Characterized by their prominent goregrind influences and the instantly recognizable vocals of mainman Sven de Caluwe, Aborted has worked their way up over the years into becoming one of the biggest names in brutal death metal.
Formed in Beveren, East Flanders in 1995 by Sven de Caluwe (vocals), the band was initially a one-man project that was not intended to be a serious project, but Sven eventually welcomed in Niek Verstraete (guitars), Koen Verstraete (bass), and Steven Logie (drums) in 1997, though Logie left the following year and was replaced by Frank Rosseau; in addition, Christophe Herreman joined in as the second guitarist, creating the ''The Purity of Perversion'' lineup. Herreman left in 2000 and was replaced with Thijs de Cloedt the following year. This was the same year that ''Engineering the Dead'' hit to widespread acclaim, creating a great deal of interest and setting the stage for Aborted to become the next big thing in death metal. The Verstraete brothers left the following year, however, with Bart Vergaert and Frederic Vanmassenhove replacing them on their respective guitar and bass spots. Rosseau then left not long after as well, with up-and-coming virtuoso drummer Dirk Verbeuren taking his place. This lineup went on to record ''Goremageddon: The Saw and the Carnage Done'', which was instantly hailed as a modern-day classic and firmly catapulted them into the limelight. Verbeuren could not stick around for long due to his myriad other obligations, however, and so Gilles Delecroix was drafted to replace him. ''The Archaic Abattoir'' followed in 2005, though the reaction was decidedly more lukewarm due to subtle but noticeable metalcore influences. Cloedt and Vergaert left that same year and were replaced by Stephane Souteyrand and Sebastian Tuvi, though the former left in less than a year and was in turn replaced by Matty Dupont. What followed over the next few albums was an absolutely ludicrous amount of lineup shifts, with many people lasting for less than a year before departing for one reason or another. After the very poor reception that 2008's deathcore-tinged ''Strychnine.213'' received, Caluwe decided that it was time to start everything over with Aborted.
As such, he fired everyone in 2009 and got a completely new lineup in the form of Ken Sorceron, Eran Segal (guitars), and Cole Martinez (bass), along with the return of Verbeuren, though Martinez only stuck around for the recording of the ''Coronary Reconstruction'' EP, with JB van der Wal taking over for him. Verbeuren left again in 2010 and was replaced with Ken Bedene, a young student of the drum extraordinaire Mike Heller. Sorceron then left in 2011 and was replaced by Mike Wilson, one of his Abigail Williams bandmates. Recording for a new album started around this time, and the band began to post teasers of it. It was some time during this that van der Wal left, however, and was replaced with Kevin Lary for live shows. Finally, at the beginning of 2012, ''Global Flatline'' hit to positive reviews, pushing them back into the limelight; it was also during that year that Wilson and Segal left and were replaced by Danny Tunker and Mendel bij de Leij, with van der Wal rejoining sometime after. Much touring has followed, along with the news of an upcoming album.
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!!Major releases (they have a fairly large discography, so only the important items will be covered):
* ''The Purity of Perversion'' (1999)
* ''Engineering the Dead'' (2001)
* ''Goremageddon: The Saw and the Carnage Done'' (2003)
* ''The Haematobic EP'' (2004)
* ''The Archaic Abattoir'' (2005)
* ''The Auricular Chronicles'' (2006) - DVD
* ''Slaughter & Apparatus: A Methodological Overture'' (2007)
* ''Strychnine.213'' (2008)
* ''Coronary Reconstruction'' (2010) - EP
* ''Global Flatline'' (2012)
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This band contains examples of the following tropes:
* BaldOfAwesome: Sven
* BlackAndNerdy: Mendel
* CoverVersion: So far, they've covered [[Music/NapalmDeath Suffer the Children]], [[Music/{{Carcass}} Carnal Forge]], Drowned, Left Hand Path (Entombed), [[Music/FaithNoMore Surprise! You're Dead!]], and [[Music/{{Pantera}} Slaughtered]].
* {{Deathcore}}: ''Strychnine.213'' had heavy elements of this.
* [[DeathMetal Brutal Death Metal]]
* FiveManBand:
** TheLeader: Sven
** TheLancer: JB
** TheBigGuy: Mendel
** TheSmartGuy: Danny
** TheHeart: Ken
* {{Gorn}}: Moreso on their early releases.
* IAmTheBand: Sven
* MelodicDeathMetal: They've always had melodic overtones, but ''Abattoir'' dialed them up.
* MetalScream: Not Sven's specialty, but he usually busts out at least one or two good ones per album.
* MotorMouth: A specialty of Sven's.
* OneOfUs: Pretty much everyone in the band except ''maybe'' JB is known for their love of video games, comic books, and anime, with Sven in particular being known for his massive love for horror movies, especially the Hellraiser series.
* RevolvingDoorBand: They've always had steady lineup changes, but come 2005 or 2006, they started going through at least two of them ''a year''.
* SignatureStyle: Jumpy riffs with heavy use of blastbeats, frequent melodic overtones, vocals that go from a deep roar to a yelping screech, and heavy use of movie samples, particularly from the Hellraiser series.
* SopranoAndGravel: Sven can go from a low roar to a high yelping shriek.
* SpecialGuest: Most of their albums have at least two or three; listing them all would be exhausting. Sven is also a pretty frequent contributor with other bands.
Formed in Beveren, East Flanders in 1995 by Sven de Caluwe (vocals), the band was initially a one-man project that was not intended to be a serious project, but Sven eventually welcomed in Niek Verstraete (guitars), Koen Verstraete (bass), and Steven Logie (drums) in 1997, though Logie left the following year and was replaced by Frank Rosseau; in addition, Christophe Herreman joined in as the second guitarist, creating the ''The Purity of Perversion'' lineup. Herreman left in 2000 and was replaced with Thijs de Cloedt the following year. This was the same year that ''Engineering the Dead'' hit to widespread acclaim, creating a great deal of interest and setting the stage for Aborted to become the next big thing in death metal. The Verstraete brothers left the following year, however, with Bart Vergaert and Frederic Vanmassenhove replacing them on their respective guitar and bass spots. Rosseau then left not long after as well, with up-and-coming virtuoso drummer Dirk Verbeuren taking his place. This lineup went on to record ''Goremageddon: The Saw and the Carnage Done'', which was instantly hailed as a modern-day classic and firmly catapulted them into the limelight. Verbeuren could not stick around for long due to his myriad other obligations, however, and so Gilles Delecroix was drafted to replace him. ''The Archaic Abattoir'' followed in 2005, though the reaction was decidedly more lukewarm due to subtle but noticeable metalcore influences. Cloedt and Vergaert left that same year and were replaced by Stephane Souteyrand and Sebastian Tuvi, though the former left in less than a year and was in turn replaced by Matty Dupont. What followed over the next few albums was an absolutely ludicrous amount of lineup shifts, with many people lasting for less than a year before departing for one reason or another. After the very poor reception that 2008's deathcore-tinged ''Strychnine.213'' received, Caluwe decided that it was time to start everything over with Aborted.
As such, he fired everyone in 2009 and got a completely new lineup in the form of Ken Sorceron, Eran Segal (guitars), and Cole Martinez (bass), along with the return of Verbeuren, though Martinez only stuck around for the recording of the ''Coronary Reconstruction'' EP, with JB van der Wal taking over for him. Verbeuren left again in 2010 and was replaced with Ken Bedene, a young student of the drum extraordinaire Mike Heller. Sorceron then left in 2011 and was replaced by Mike Wilson, one of his Abigail Williams bandmates. Recording for a new album started around this time, and the band began to post teasers of it. It was some time during this that van der Wal left, however, and was replaced with Kevin Lary for live shows. Finally, at the beginning of 2012, ''Global Flatline'' hit to positive reviews, pushing them back into the limelight; it was also during that year that Wilson and Segal left and were replaced by Danny Tunker and Mendel bij de Leij, with van der Wal rejoining sometime after. Much touring has followed, along with the news of an upcoming album.
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!!Major releases (they have a fairly large discography, so only the important items will be covered):
* ''The Purity of Perversion'' (1999)
* ''Engineering the Dead'' (2001)
* ''Goremageddon: The Saw and the Carnage Done'' (2003)
* ''The Haematobic EP'' (2004)
* ''The Archaic Abattoir'' (2005)
* ''The Auricular Chronicles'' (2006) - DVD
* ''Slaughter & Apparatus: A Methodological Overture'' (2007)
* ''Strychnine.213'' (2008)
* ''Coronary Reconstruction'' (2010) - EP
* ''Global Flatline'' (2012)
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This band contains examples of the following tropes:
* BaldOfAwesome: Sven
* BlackAndNerdy: Mendel
* CoverVersion: So far, they've covered [[Music/NapalmDeath Suffer the Children]], [[Music/{{Carcass}} Carnal Forge]], Drowned, Left Hand Path (Entombed), [[Music/FaithNoMore Surprise! You're Dead!]], and [[Music/{{Pantera}} Slaughtered]].
* {{Deathcore}}: ''Strychnine.213'' had heavy elements of this.
* [[DeathMetal Brutal Death Metal]]
* FiveManBand:
** TheLeader: Sven
** TheLancer: JB
** TheBigGuy: Mendel
** TheSmartGuy: Danny
** TheHeart: Ken
* {{Gorn}}: Moreso on their early releases.
* IAmTheBand: Sven
* MelodicDeathMetal: They've always had melodic overtones, but ''Abattoir'' dialed them up.
* MetalScream: Not Sven's specialty, but he usually busts out at least one or two good ones per album.
* MotorMouth: A specialty of Sven's.
* OneOfUs: Pretty much everyone in the band except ''maybe'' JB is known for their love of video games, comic books, and anime, with Sven in particular being known for his massive love for horror movies, especially the Hellraiser series.
* RevolvingDoorBand: They've always had steady lineup changes, but come 2005 or 2006, they started going through at least two of them ''a year''.
* SignatureStyle: Jumpy riffs with heavy use of blastbeats, frequent melodic overtones, vocals that go from a deep roar to a yelping screech, and heavy use of movie samples, particularly from the Hellraiser series.
* SopranoAndGravel: Sven can go from a low roar to a high yelping shriek.
* SpecialGuest: Most of their albums have at least two or three; listing them all would be exhausting. Sven is also a pretty frequent contributor with other bands.
