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Amon
- Country of origin:
- United States
- Location:
- Tampa, Florida
- Status:
- Active
- Formed in:
- 1987
- Genre:
- Death Metal
- Lyrical themes:
- Satanism, Anti-Christianity, Death
- Current label:
- Hammerheart Records
- Years active:
- 1987 (as Carnage), 1987-1989, 1989-present (as Deicide), 2007-present
| Eric Hoffman | Guitars (1987-1989, 2007-present) |
| See also: ex-Deicide, ex-Carnage | |
| Brian Hoffman | Guitars (1987-1989, 2007-2011, 2016-present) |
| See also: ex-Deicide, ex-Carnage | |
| Ron Parmer | Drums (2017-present) |
| See also: Blightmass, Bloodmessiah, Catalysis, Insatanity, Malevolent Creation, Perdition Temple, Phalanx Inferno, ex-Brutality, ex-Kerasphorus, ex-Cruciamentum (live), ex-Angelcorpse (live) | |
| Gabriel Gozainy | Bass (2019-present) |
| See also: Hellfrost, Mazken, Tomb of Ligeia, ex-Bhavachakra, ex-Grave Gnosis, ex-Perdition Temple | |
| Mike Vredeveld | Vocals (2019-present) |
| See also: Bloodmessiah, Catalysis | |
| Glen Benton | Bass, Vocals (1987-1989) |
| See also: Deicide, ex-Vital Remains | |
| Steve Asheim | Drums (1987-1989) |
| See also: Deicide, Order of Ennead, ex-Council of the Fallen, ex-The Evil Amidst, ex-Carnage | |
| Mike Petrak | Drums (2007-2012) |
| See also: ex-Anarchus, ex-Leprosy, ex-Phobia (live), ex-Success Will Write Apocalypse Across the Sky | |
| Jechael | Vocals, Bass (2007-2011, 2016-?) |
| See also: Blightmass, Nakhiel, Promethean Horde, The Absence (live), ex-Blastmasters, ex-Purgatory Unleashed, Lull Me to Larvae, ex-Crimson Massacre, ex-Diabolic, ex-Success Will Write Apocalypse Across the Sky, ex-After Death, ex-Evixion | |
| Added by: Evenfiel | Modified by: VladimirCokorilo |
| Added on: 2004-05-12 22:04:59 | Last modified on: 2021-10-06 05:27:41 |
After recording their second demo in 1989, Amon changed their name to Deicide. Roadrunner Records forced them to do that because there was a song called "Amon" Belongs to "Them" on the King Diamond album, Conspiracy. The demos were later re-released on the Deicide compilation "Amon: Feasting the Beast".
The Hoffman brothers started using the Amon name again in ...