Blood Command

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Blood Command is a Norwegian rock band, formed in Bergen. The band was created by Yngve Andersen, Silje Tombre and Sigurd Haakaas in 2008.

Biography[]

The band released two EP's in 2009, before they released their debut album Ghostlocks in 2010. The album got nominated for the Norwegian Grammy award (Spellemannprisen) in 2011.^[1] Blood Command played support for the Canadian hardcore band Comeback Kid on their European tour in 2011.^[2]

Their second album, Funeral Beach received great reviews both domestically and internationally, from magazines like Kerrang! and Metal Hammer.^[3] Following their critically acclaimed album, Blood Command played support for bands like Protest the Hero, Gallows, and Biffy Clyro.^[4]

Their third album Cult Drugs got great reviews. Metal Hammer gave them 9/10, gave them 10/10, Ox Magazine gave them 9/10, and gave them 5/5.^[5]

In June 2021, ex-Pagan vocalist Nikki Brumen was announced as the new vocalist of the band, replacing Karina Ljone.^[6]

Discography[]

Albums[]

• Ghostclocks, Fysisk Format, 2010
• Funeral Beach, Fysisk Format, 2012
• Cult Drugs, Fysisk Format, 2017

EP's[]

• Five Inches of a Car Accident, Loyal Blood, 2009
• Party All the Way to the Hospital, Fysisk Format, 2009
• Hand Us the Alpha Male!, Fysisk Format, 2011
• Return of the Arsonist, Fysisk Format, 2019

Singles[]

• Cult of the New Beat, 2012
• High Five For Life, 2012
• Here Next to Murderous, 2012
• Cult Drugs, 2017
• Quitters Don't Smoke, 2017
• (The World Covered In) Purple Shrouds, Fysisk Format, 2017
• Nervous Laughter, Fysisk Format, 2017
• Afraid Of Water, Fysisk Format, 2019
• S01E02.Return.Of.The.Arsonist.720p.HDTV.x264, Fysisk Format, 2019
• Saturday City, 2020
• A Villiain's Monologue, 2021

Awards & Nominations[]

Spellemannprisen[]

• 2010: Best rock album (Nominated)

References[]