
The story of Omnizide goes back to 1995 when Nox and Anders formed the black metal band Belzen together. A few years later Belzen split up. Nox joined Craft and Anders started the band Avsky. More... When Nox did some guest vocals on Avsky’s album “Scorn” Anders and Nox decided to start Belzen again. They changed the name to Omnizide and recruited drummer Gaddur from the band Kafziel . Prepare for the complete destruction of all human existence.
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Pleasure from death
Rotting Flesh Parade
Desecration art
No Remorse
Monolith
Crystals of Death
The Eternally Damned
Dead Planet
Nuclear Strike
Damnatio Ad Bestias
Himmelstrasse (330ft)
The Return of the Loving Dead
Nekromantik
Doomsday Revelations
Walls of flesh
NekroRegime
Deathwomb
Shockwaves
Devil in me
Pleasure From Death (bonus)
Lurking Death
Desecration Art (bonus)
Bloodsoaked
Ritual Penetration
Death Metal Holocaust - Damnatio Ad Bestias (3:00)
Nuclear Strike (2014 - Death Metal Holocaust)
The Eternally Damned (2014 - Death Metal Holocaust)
Death Metal Holocaust - Rotting Flesh Parade (4:29)
01 - Pleasure From Death
02 - Desecration Art
Death Metal Holocaust - Crystals Of Death (4:08)
Death Metal Holocaust - The Eternally Damned (4:59)
Death Metal Holocaust - Nuclear Strike (4:56)
Death Metal Holocaust - No Remorse (2:23)
Death Metal Holocaust - Pleasure From Death (Bonus Track) (4:36)
Nekroregime - Himmelstrasse (330Ft) (4:48)
Nekroregime - Shockwaves (3:40)
Death Metal Holocaust - Monolith (3:31)
Desecration
Death Metal Holocaust - Dead Planet (3:04)
Himmelstrasse
Death Metal Holocaust - Desecration Art (Bonus Track) (4:44)
Nekroregime - Nekromantik (4:10)
Nekroregime - Deathwomb (4:44)
Nekroregime - The Return Of The Loving Dead (3:22)
Death Metal Holocaust
Rotting Flesh Parade (2014 - Death Metal Holocaust)
Pleasure v2
Art v2
Nekroregime - Devil In Me (9:33)
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