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Old Man's Child

Old Man's Child is a Norwegian melodic black metal band that was founded in 1993. Old Man's Child is the brainchild of Galder, formerly known as Grusom, whose real name is Thomas Rune Andersen. Other members have come and gone, but Galder remains the driving force behind the band. The band is rarely on tour to support their albums because of the constant line-up changes.In 1996, the band signed to Century Media. With a world wide distribution through Century Media, they gained the attention of several new fans throughout the world.In 2001, Galder joined Dimmu Borgir, though his output under the OMC banner has not diminished.Old Man's Child's roots go as far back as 1989; members Galder, Jardar and Tjodalv were in a death/thrash band called "Requiem" before.

Similar Bands: Satyricon, Dimmu Borgir, Emperor, Naglfar, Dark Fortress

LPs
Slaves of the World
2009

3.5
110 Votes
Vermin
2005

3.7
136 Votes
In Defiance of Existence
2003

3.8
230 Votes
Revelation 666
2000

3.4
76 Votes
Ill Natured Spiritual Invasion
1998

3.6
88 Votes
The Pagan Prosperity
1997

3.7
128 Votes
Born of the Flickering
1996

3.5
89 Votes
EPs
In the Shades of Life
1994

3.8
9 Votes

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