History
The Funeral Orchestra's debut studio album, ''Feeding the Abyss'', was released on 30 June 2003, via Aftermath Music. In January 2006, the band was announced to have signed a new deal with Aftermath Music, before releasing '' Slow Shalt Be the Whole of the Law'' (demo 2002 re-issue on CD); said album was released on 6 June 2006. In July 2009, the band's first music video, "Opium de Occulta" off their 2008 EP ''ODO'', was released. In summer 2010, Aftermath Music released a split album between The Funeral Orchestra and Ocean Chief, titled The Northern Lights II.Band members
Current *Priest I – vocals, guitar (2002–present) *Priest II – bass (2019–present), guitar (2003) *Priest III – percussion (2019–present) Former *Priest x – bass (2003) *Priest x – drums, percussion (2003–2019)Discography
*''SSBTWOTL Demo 2002'' (demo, 2002) *''We Are the End'' (demo, 2003) *''Feeding the Abyss'' (full-length, 2003, Aftermath Music) *'' Slow Shalt Be the Whole of the Law'' (demo 2002 reissue on CD, 2006, Aftermath Music) *''ODO'' (EP, 2008, Aftermath Music) *''Northern Lights II'' (split with Ocean Chief, 2010, Aftermath Music) *''Korp'' (split with In Mourning, Djevel, Kari Rueslåtten and Amtimatter *''Apocalyptic Plague Ritual MMXX'' (full-length, 2020, self-released) *''Negative Evocations - (The EP)'' (EP, 2020, self-released) *''Negative Evocation Rites'' (full-length, 2020, NWN! Productions, Nirucon Productions)References
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