Does someone know about the unknown Swedish Nihilist from Kiruna?
(Not to be confused with the well-known pre-Entombed Nihilist from Stockholm.)
All I know comes from their old website and that is summarized:


Genre: Death/Christian Metal
Location: Kiruna (Norrbotten county)
Years active: 1997–2003', former No Name Jet (1994-95), then K.G.B. (1995-97)
Members:
Janne Revonniemi = Drums (1994-2003')
Jonny Eriksson = Guitars (1994-1997)
Fredrik Andersson = Guitars (1994-2000, 2001-2003'), Bass (2000-2001), Viola, Vocals (guttural)
Hannu Marttala = Bass (-1997)
Ronnie Björnström = Bass (1997-2000, 2001-2003')
Martin "Master" Pudas = Guitars (2000-2003')
Discography:
• Demon [demo] (1998) … demo #1 with 6 tracks (3 cover versions)
• Rotting Flesh [demo] (1999) … demo #2 with 6 tracks
• Destined to burn (2000) … full-length recorded in 1999
• (V.A.) - Screams of Abaddon - Vol. 2 (2000) … compilation appearance with T11 "John 3:16".
Would be interesting if anyone could help out with further details like concrete tracklists, cover scans or even better: any rips!
(Not to be confused with the well-known pre-Entombed Nihilist from Stockholm.)
All I know comes from their old website and that is summarized:



Genre: Death/Christian Metal
Location: Kiruna (Norrbotten county)
Years active: 1997–2003', former No Name Jet (1994-95), then K.G.B. (1995-97)
Members:
Janne Revonniemi = Drums (1994-2003')
Jonny Eriksson = Guitars (1994-1997)
Fredrik Andersson = Guitars (1994-2000, 2001-2003'), Bass (2000-2001), Viola, Vocals (guttural)
Hannu Marttala = Bass (-1997)
Ronnie Björnström = Bass (1997-2000, 2001-2003')
Martin "Master" Pudas = Guitars (2000-2003')
Discography:
• Demon [demo] (1998) … demo #1 with 6 tracks (3 cover versions)
• Rotting Flesh [demo] (1999) … demo #2 with 6 tracks
• Destined to burn (2000) … full-length recorded in 1999
• (V.A.) - Screams of Abaddon - Vol. 2 (2000) … compilation appearance with T11 "John 3:16".
Would be interesting if anyone could help out with further details like concrete tracklists, cover scans or even better: any rips!

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