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Pleurisy
- Country of origin:
- Netherlands
- Location:
- Amersfoort, Utrecht
- Status:
- Split-up
- Formed in:
- 1990
- Genre:
- Death Metal
- Lyrical themes:
- Hatred, Nihilism, Occult
- Last label:
- Sleaszy Rider Records
- Years active:
- 1989-1990 (as Crypo), 1990-2008
| Ivar Vennekens | Bass |
| See also: ex-Phlebotomized, ex-Infinite Dawn | |
| Axel Becker | Guitars |
| See also: ex-Silicon Head | |
| George Oosthoek | Vocals |
| See also: Doghouse Gallows, Kutschurft, Mayan, Shinigami, ex-Orphanage, ex-Karmaflow (live), ex-Celestial Season, ex-After Forever (live), ex-Virulent (live), ex-Countermove | |
| Edwin Nederkoorn | Drums (1990-2008) |
| See also: Bloodphemy, ex-Expunged, ex-Khaoz, ex-Usthor, ex-Crypo | |
| Alex Seegers | Guitars (1993-?) |
| See also: Bodyfarm, ex-Desultory | |
| Walter van Kalsbeek | Bass |
| See also: Deathmarch, Sterveling (live), ex-Baatezu, ex-Cavitation | |
| Johan Wesdijk | Vocals |
| (R.I.P. 2020) See also: ex-Desultory, ex-Bloodphemy, ex-Dead Head, ex-Khaoz, ex-Judgement Day | |
| Roland Bransen | Drums (1990) |
| Winfred Koster | Guitars (1990-1993) |
| See also: Alterizer, ex-Bloodphemy, ex-Bodyfarm | |
| Mathieu van Hamersveld | Vocals (1990-?) |
| See also: ex-Bloodphemy, ex-Crypo | |
| Erik Muchall | Bass (1991-?) |
| Bas van den Bogaard | Bass (1996-2005) |
| See also: Temple, ex-Sinister, ex-Toxocara, ex-Weapons to Hunt, ex-Judgement Day, ex-Altar | |
| Royy Vermeulen | Vocals (2001-2002) |
| See also: Graven Image, Autumnal Reaper, ex-Drowned in Torment, ex-Impalement, ex-Lock & Load | |
| Added by: Envenomed | Modified by: Krister Jensen |
| Added on: 2002-10-27 19:17:53 | Last modified on: 2022-06-27 01:28:08 |
- Rehearsal Tape (3 tracks, cassette, 1991/92)
Compilation appearances:
- "My Favourite Girl" on Death Begins in Holland 2 (1993, cassette)
- "Tale from the Darkside" on A Waste of Tape #1 (year unknown, cassette)
- "Unholy Spheres" on Metal Explosion Vol. 5 (Adipocere, 1997)