Xysma

Xysma
Genre(s)
Death Metal/Grindcore (early), Heavy Metal/Rock (later)
Lyrical theme(s)
Gore, Philosophy, Society
Origin Formed in Last label Status
Finland (Turku) 1988 Spinefarm Split-up
Last known line-up
Janitor Mustasch (Janitor Muurinen) - Vocals (Mannhai, Helge Kontio Populär)
Olivier Lawny (Olli Nurminen) - Guitar (Shake)
Thee Stranius (Toni Stranius) - Guitar (Disgrace (Fin), Kalsaripaita, Mothers Against Sex Association) (R.I.P.)
Dr. Heavenly (Kalle Taivainen) - Bass
Marvellous Sidney Safe (Teppo Pulli) - Drums (Trouble Bound Gospel)
Former/past member(s)
Vesa Iitti - Bass (1988-92)
Additional notes
Xysma stands for "membranous shreds in the faeces". The band was originally called Repulse (Fin). Xysma was the first Finnish grindcore band.

Xysma quickly moved away from extreme metal, starting off as goregrind, then evolving into a stylistic mix of 70's heavy rock, particularly Black Sabbath and death metal. Then they evolved into pure retro rock, and finally, pop. Many Finnish death metal bands, like Convulse, Lubricant, Paraxism, Godfall, Pakeni and Disgrace (Fin), followed Xysma's steps.
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StormriderSeptember 11th, 2002
Last modified by On
Piotr_BojkaNovember 2nd, 2009
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Discography


Swarming of the Maggots Demo, 1989[2 reviews, average 89%]
Above the Mind of Morbidity EP, 1990[4 reviews, average 92%]
Fata Morgana EP, 1990[1 review, 93%]
Yeah Full-length, 1991
First & Magical Full-length, 1993
Deluxe Full-length, 1994
The Witch Single, 1995
Lotto Full-length, 1996
Singles EP, 1997
Girl on the Beach Full-length, 1998
Yeah / First And Magical Best of/Compilation, 2004



Links

Labels
Spinefarm @ MySpace
Xysma @ Spinefarm Records
Xysma @ Relapse Records

Fan site
Myspace page featuring early Grindcore material



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