He’s still a nice enough guy in real life to have a 5 hour one-sided conversation with you, according to this article from The Hard Times. England and Wales company registration number 2008885. The result was the All-Sports Band, which featured a boxing drummer, a football and baseball player on guitar and bass, a race car driver keyboard player, and a karate kicking singer. There was a problem. What a sad day for rock and roll that was. Granted, if you look at it a certain way, it looks like it says “Deathspew.” But the irony is that our list's most legible logo belongs to its most inscrutable band. Norwegian black metal band Gorgoroth allegedly got its start after guitarist made a deal with the devil. (Hat tip to Metal-archives.com for hosting most of these.). Slayer has become one of the biggest names in thrash metal, but has also become one of the most controversial. He had taken some laxatives before the show and just had to go. Their vocalist, Dead, would cut himself with knives and glass on stage and would sometimes have pig and sheep heads impaled. The band DJ, Sid Wilson (Ratboy), once defecated in his studio during a live radio interview. Whether it was in reference to the year of release or their membership in the gang, no one can say. But Caninus have taken it further. Although renowned for dizzyingly extreme “hardcore miniatures,” their classical pieces radiate celestial beauty, while 1992’s Leng Tch’e is a half-hour of warped, abrasive sludge. While the band has denied all accusations, their music is still shocking, such as “Jihad,” about September 11th and their album cover for Christ Illusion, which was banned in many places. Black Sabbath was a heavy influence for many of the bands on this list and that instantly makes them pretty terrifying. Speaking of bands in masks, Gwar are more well known for their insane outfits and stage presence than their music. Things sometimes got so tense that the band feared they would be attacked after shows. Now we’re starting to get into the Norwegian black metal scene, which is truly hard core, perhaps the hardest of cores. Formed during the height of “Satanic Panic” hysteria in mid-80’s America, Radio Werewolf was once considered “the most dangerous band in the world”, largely due to the notoriety of their vocalist, Zeena Schreck. The pictures were later used for one of their album covers. You might even have a local act that would give any one of the people mentioned in this list a run for their money — except GG, of course. The band never confirmed being gang members, but the brother of their former bassist Louiche Mayorga is known to have been member of Venice 13. With some, their stage identities were merely personas; others lived a life of the macabre 24/7. Instead of buying into a system of beliefs created by someone else or some institution, he pretty much made up his own. The line between him and his insane alter ego Slim Shady is usually confused, as he raps in detail about murdering his ex-wife while his daughter is watching, misogyny, drug use, and basically any offensive thing you can imagine. Standing for Total Occultic Mechanical Blasphemy, the Pennsylvanian sound cult, led by the mysterious No One, record in abandoned mental hospitals, bang human bones against crypt doors, even conducted “black noise necromancy” on the tombstone of Mayhem guitarist Euronymous, whose ex-bandmate Hellhammer lends his percussive terrorism to TOMB’s latest recording. Gaahl and Tyrant recorded and released Trelldom's first album Til Evighet in early 1995, with help from drummer Ole Nic. The whole band is dead now, two from alcoholism, one from suicide. Most savvy extreme metalheads will agree, the most genuinely horrifying sounds in music have emerged from this woman’s mouth. They also made the logo much harder to read. Compressorhead are a four-piece, and recently started a Kickstarter campaign to raise enough money to build a vocalist. These are some of the most warped crooners of all time. Their questionable album covers could not be used in Russia, either. He was extremely aloof, bandmates say of Dead, adding that he longed for the comfort of the coffin. Malcom Dome, A breathtakingly out-of-order exercise in proto-trolling that still provokes anger, terror, nausea and headaches after 35 years. Thrash metal band Body Count wasn’t really notorious, but one of their songs was so controversial that President George H.W. A typically full-blooded, OTT Australian attempt to make black/death metal sound genuinely weird, insane and frightening again, after decades of cliche, compromise and commercial accessibility. Producer Peter Tagtgren once explained his Abruptum recording procedure; he left them to it, and when he returned there was “blood all over the walls and an Abruptum album in the can”. Complete lunatics from Philadelphia who sorta played hardcore punk but really just wanted to beat themselves, and their audiences, to a bloody pulp. Gaahl is the leader of Gorgoroth, one of black metal’s most heralded bands, right up there with Mayhem. To the average listener, metal songs can sound rather hostile and angry. BA1 1UA. A Mirror article reported that Ozzy said (in his trademark unintelligible way), “Immediately, though, something felt wrong. During another show, Ratboy jumped into the audience from a 9-meter-high (30 ft) balcony, leaving a lady with serious injuries. There are styles that are extreme because of speed or intensity, such as Grindcore, Doom, or Brutal Death Metal. Who knew the gargled-with-sandpaper voice of Xasthur's only member Malefic is actually a dude from San Diego named Scott. All murder-obsessed power-electronics has an impulse to horrify, but Sutcliffe Jugend took the biscuit with their ten-hour 1982 box set We Spit On Their Graves, with each side named after a Yorkshire Ripper victim.
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