Gothminister

Gothminister is a Norwegian metal band, which can be categorized both as gothic metal and industrial metal. Formed in 1999, they released seven studio albums and gained success in Germany.[1] They played in several German music festivals, including Wave-Gotik-Treffen (WGT), the Dark Storm Festival and the M'era Luna Festival, and performed in front of over 10,000 people at the Schattenreich Festival.

Gothminister
Gothminister live at Nocturnal Culture Night 2018 in Germany
Gothminister live at Nocturnal Culture Night 2018 in Germany
Background information
OriginOslo, Norway
GenresGothic metal, industrial metal
Years active1999–present
LabelsAngel, BMG, Drakkar, e-Wave, Soulfood, Tatra, Tuba, AFM
MembersBjørn Alexander Brem
Christian Svendsen
Glenn Nilsen
Ketil Eggum
Websitegothminister.com

Members

Current members
  • Bjørn Alexander Brem – lead vocals, programming, instruments
  • Christian Svendsen – drums
  • Glenn Nilsen – guitars
  • Ketil Eggum – guitars
Former members
  • Andy Moxnes – keyboards, guitars
  • Tom Kalstad – keyboards
  • Sandra Jensen – additional vocals
Guest appearances
  • Nell Sigland – vocals on "Wish" (track 10 on Gothic Electronic Anthems), and "Your Saviour", "The Allmighty" and "Emperor" (tracks 3, 6 and 8 respectively on Happiness In Darkness)
  • Cecilia Kristensen – the "Girl" in the "Darkside" video
  • Eastern Strix – the "Girl" in the "Freak" video
Live guest appearances

Discography

Gothminister at Blackfield Festival 2014 in Germany
Albums
Singles and EPs
  • 2002: Angel
  • 2002: Devil
  • 2003: The Holy One
  • 2005: Dark Salvation
  • 2005: Swallowed by the Earth
  • 2008: Dusk Till Dawn
  • 2009: Freak
  • 2011: Liar
  • 2013: Utopia
  • 2017: Der fliegende Mann (GER DAC: #8)
  • 2017: The Sun (GER DAC: #14)
  • 2017: Ich will alles (GER DAC: #18)
  • 2017: We Are the Ones Who Rule the World (GER DAC: #10)
  • 2022: Pandemonium (GER: DAC #5)
  • 2022: This Is Your Darkness (GER DAC: #1)
  • 2022: Demons (GER DAC: #8)
  • 2022: Star
  • 2023: I Am the Devil

References

  1. "Gothminister". alternation.eu. Retrieved 14 October 2023.


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