Brutus formed in 2007,[1] when Johan Forsberg, Christian "Krille" Hellqvist and Knut-Ole Mathisen got together to start a band. Mathisen was originally bassplayer, but shifted to drums when a drummer could not be found. The band solidified by 2008 when they found second guitarist Kim Molander. After seeing a concert with short lived band The Ritual, Hellqvist was so amused with charismatic singer Joakim Stenby that he hunted him down later that same night, threatening him to sing in the band. He said yes, and the lineup was complete. The band recorded their first demo.[2] later that year (2008)
In the summer of 2009 Brutus went on to record in Gothenburg. At legendary Music-A-Matic Studios. (Hellacopters, Sator, Soundtrack Of Our Lives and more), with producer and engineer Henryk Lipp and Micke Nilsson. And early in 2010 the debut album was released on the Swedish label Transubstans Records. The respond was awesome! At the same time Svart Records released their debut on LP, and it sold out in only a couple of months. Brutus followed up the release with some small tours in Germany, England, Norway and Sweden. Svart Records released a 2nd press of the debut LP, which also sold out within few months.
In 2011 Brutus released a split 12" EP with Swedish band The Graviators, also on Transubstans Records.
In 2013 the band signed for Svart Record. Later that year Behind the Mountains was released. According to the band, Behind the Mountains was recorded in various parts over a long period. And it took almost 2 years to finish the album. The songs were recorded in Subsonic Society studios in Oslo. The same studio that was used for the split EP with The Graviators. For mastering and mixing they once again went to Music-a-Matic studios (Micke Nilson and Henryk Lipp) in Gothenburg. First 7" single from the album was the song "Personal Riot".
In April 2016, through Svart Records the band is releasing "Wandering Blind" full-length album.
brutus, norwegian, band, this, article, needs, additional, citations, verification, please, help, improve, this, article, adding, citations, reliable, sources, unsourced, material, challenged, removed, find, sources, brutus, norwegian, band, news, newspapers, . This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources Brutus Norwegian band news newspapers books scholar JSTOR November 2020 Learn how and when to remove this template message Brutus is a Norwegian hard rock band from Oslo Norway formed in 2007 Brutus has a heavy groove based on 1970s blues oriented riff rock in the vein of Black Sabbath Grand Funk Railroad Blue Cheer and Pentagram among others BrutusOriginOslo NorwayGenresHard rock psychedelic rock blues rock stoner rockYears active2008 presentLabelsSvart RecordsTransubstans RecordsMembersKarl Johan ForsbergKim MolanderChristian HellqvistNils Joakim StenbyKnut Ole MathisenWebsiteFacebook Contents 1 Formation 2 Members 3 Discography 3 1 Studio albums 3 2 EPs and singles 3 3 Splits 3 4 Demos 4 References 5 External linksFormation editBrutus formed in 2007 1 when Johan Forsberg Christian Krille Hellqvist and Knut Ole Mathisen got together to start a band Mathisen was originally bassplayer but shifted to drums when a drummer could not be found The band solidified by 2008 when they found second guitarist Kim Molander After seeing a concert with short lived band The Ritual Hellqvist was so amused with charismatic singer Joakim Stenby that he hunted him down later that same night threatening him to sing in the band He said yes and the lineup was complete The band recorded their first demo 2 later that year 2008 In the summer of 2009 Brutus went on to record in Gothenburg At legendary Music A Matic Studios Hellacopters Sator Soundtrack Of Our Lives and more with producer and engineer Henryk Lipp and Micke Nilsson And early in 2010 the debut album was released on the Swedish label Transubstans Records The respond was awesome At the same time Svart Records released their debut on LP and it sold out in only a couple of months Brutus followed up the release with some small tours in Germany England Norway and Sweden Svart Records released a 2nd press of the debut LP which also sold out within few months In 2011 Brutus released a split 12 EP with Swedish band The Graviators also on Transubstans Records In 2013 the band signed for Svart Record Later that year Behind the Mountains was released According to the band Behind the Mountains was recorded in various parts over a long period And it took almost 2 years to finish the album The songs were recorded in Subsonic Society studios in Oslo The same studio that was used for the split EP with The Graviators For mastering and mixing they once again went to Music a Matic studios Micke Nilson and Henryk Lipp in Gothenburg First 7 single from the album was the song Personal Riot In April 2016 through Svart Records the band is releasing Wandering Blind full length album Members editJohan Forsberg guitar Kim Molander guitar Christian Krille Hellqvist bass Nils Joakim Stenby vocals Knut Ole Mathisen drumsDiscography editStudio albums edit Year Album details2010 Brutus Released April 16 2010 Label Svart Records LP Label Transubstans Records CD 2013 Behind The Mountains Released June 14 2013 Label Svart Records 2016 Wandering Blind Released April 2016 Label Svart Records EPs and singles edit Year Album details2013 Personal riot Be Good and Be Kind Released 2013 Label Svart Records 2014 Big Fat Boogie Out of Focus Released 2014 Label Svart Records Splits edit Year Album details2003 10 split with The Graviators Released September 16 2011 Label Transubstans Records Demos edit Year Album details2008 Demo 2008 Released 2008 Label Hellhound References edit Official Homepage Archived August 30 2014 at the Wayback Machine Free Demo Archived December 31 2009 at the Wayback MachineExternal links editBrutus official Facebook Svart Records Band homepage Behind The Mountains review on The Ripple Effect Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Brutus Norwegian band amp oldid 1195458985, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
