Enthroned was formed in 1993 by Cernunnos in Namur, Belgium. 
He soon recruited guitarist Tsebaoth and later bassist/vocalist Sabathan. The band released 
a
 5-track demo tape in mid 1994 which brought them to the attention of 
several independent labels. A 7” split EP with Ancient Rites was then 
released by the underground label Afterdark Records. After the label’s 
demise, Evil Omen Records (a sub-label of Osmose Productions) released Enthroned's first full-length release, Prophecies of Pagan Fire. 
Shortly
 thereafter, the band enlisted second guitarist Nornagest. Eventually, 
Tseboath was replaced by Nebiros, a very extreme musician who not only 
brought new blood into the band, but also complemented Nornagest’s 
brutal and barbaric style. Since the release of their first demo, Enthroned has always nurtured their amazing live reputation. They have 
shared the stage with the likes of Marduk, Enslaved, Dark Funeral, 
Angelcorpse, and Emperor, to name but a few. In 1996, along with Ancient
 Rites and Bewitched, Enthroned began an extensive tour of Europe. 
In
 April 1997, as Enthroned was to begin recording Towards the Skullthrone
 of Satan, Cernunnos took his life. Albeit a heavy blow for the 
remaining members, Enthroned forged ahead, recording the album with a 
session drummer in honor of Cernunnos. The blackened horde went on to 
perform at the Dragons Blaze festival with newly acquired drummer 
Namroth Blackthorn. The crowd’s response could not have been better. In 
April 1998, the band toured the European continent with Dark Funeral and
 also released the MCD Regie Sathanas, an internationally acclaimed 
Black Metal masterpiece dedicated to their deceased comrade. Later that 
year, they toured again with labelmates Hecate Enthroned and Usurper. 
At
 the close of 1998, the band entered Abyss Studios (Sweden) to give 
birth to The Apocalypse Manifesto. This third album was released in May 
1999. No other title could better reflect the intensity of this satanic 
work, which dealt with the biblical concept of the Apocalypse as 
interpreted by a satanic perspective. Enthroned rounded off the 20th 
Century on tour with Marduk and continued to take European crowds by 
storm with several other live performances. 
2000 was a busy year 
for Enthroned. The band parted ways with Nebiros and recruited Nerath 
Daemon as their new axeman, who then successfully passed his trial by 
fire on a German mini tour followed by several other European shows and 
the recording of Armoured Bestial Hell in the Real Sound Studio 
(Germany). This fourth album was released in April 2001. Unfortunately, 
the band was to endure another line-up change. Namroth Blackthorn was 
released from his duties and was replaced by Alsvid from the French 
Black Metal band Seth. The band continued to play many live gigs in and
 around Europe, as well as in the US. 
In early 2002, they 
signed to Napalm Records releasing their fifth full-length recording, 
Carnage in Worlds Beyond, later that year. In June 2003, Enthroned added
 Nguaroth (guitars) and Glaurung (drums) to their line-up and readied 
for a South American tour, as well as the release of their sixth and 
anxiously awaited album, XES Haereticum. 
In 2005, Enthroned 
released their first official live album, Black Goat Ritual, recorded 
during their successful tour of Brazil. Yet after desecrating several 
stages and festivals, the band was once again forced to tackle a line-up
 change. Enthroned parted ways with longtime vocalist Sabathan, at which
 time Nornagest took over the vocal responsibilities, bass player 
Phorgath joined the band on bass. 
In June 2007, They 
recorded their seventh and most accomplished album Tetra Karcist, seeing
 the return of old drummer Alsvid for the studio sessions. The album 
being recorded, Enthroned made a pact with Ahephaïm who joined the band 
on drums until the end of 2009. 
2. Pray 03:01
3. Tellum Scorpionis 03:42
4. Deviant Nerve Angelus 01:40
5. The Burning Dawn 03:29
6. Through the Cortex 04:38
7. The Seven Ensigns of Creation 03:17
8. Nox 04:54
9. Vermin 06:17
10. Antares 01:43
12. Psalm II: I Reign over You 03:01
• Nguaroth: Guitars (lead), Vocals (backing)
• Phorgath: Bass, Vocals (backing)
• Alsvid: Drums.
Recorded in June 2007 at Dungeon Studio, Ondenaarde.
Mixed and mastered in July 2007 at The Music Lab, Berlin.
Drums recorded at Winterized Studio, Toulouse.
 






 
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