Jasad (band)

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Jasad
Origin Bandung, Indonesia
Genres Brutal death metal
Years active1990–present
LabelsRottrevore Records, Sevared Records, Extreme Souls Production
Members
  • Yuli Darma
  • Mohamad Rohman
  • Ferly
  • Reduan Purba
  • Oki Fadhlan
Past members
  • Faried – drums (1990–1992)
  • Tito Kelly – guitar (1990–1996)
  • Hendrik – vocals (1992–1996)
  • Abut – drums (1992–1994)
  • Yayat Achdiat – guitar (1994–1999)
  • Yadi Priadi – vocals (1994–1998)
  • Dani Ramadhani – drums (1994–2011)
  • Ricky Wisisena – guitar (1996)
  • Sebastian Abaz – drums (2011–2016)

Jasad is a death metal band from Bandung, Indonesia, formed in 1990. [1]

Contents

Career

Formation, debut and second album (1990–2005)

The band was formed by bassist Yuli in 1990; the Indonesian word "Jasad" means "dead bodies". Yuli is the original member left today. [2]

In their early years, the band had already have their own materials, but mostly were lost for whatever reasons. Their first EP C'est La Vie was released in 1996 through Palapa Records, a local independent label from Bandung. [3]

In 1999 vocalist Man and guitarist Ferly joined the band. The other two personnels were drummer Dani Papap and original bassist Yuli. This would be their first solid line-up until 2011 when Dani quits. Their debut full-length album Witness of Perfect Torture was released in 2001 through Rottrevore Records, [4] followed by two demos Ripping The Pregnant in 2001 and Demo 2005 in 2005.

The second album Annihilate The Enemy was released in 2005 through Sevared Records. [5]

Filmography

Split DVD, drummer change and third album (2005–present)

A split DVD named Rottrevore Death Fest was released in 2006. It's a split compilation DVD containing four Indonesian metal bands including Jasad. The three other bands are Siksakubur, Forgotten and Disinfected. [5]

On 2011 Dani Papap quit the band, ending the 12 years of solid line-up since 1999. Dani was replaced by Abaz and they released the third album Rebirth of Jatisunda in 2013 through Extreme Souls Production. Unlike their first two albums which contains several English lyrics, Rebirth of Jatisunda is a blend of Indonesian, Sundanese and English lyrics. [6]

Band members

Current members

Former members

Discography

Studio albums

Extended plays

Demos

DVD

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