David Parland
Guitarist known for 'Norther' band
Born
September 26th, 1970
55 years ago
Died
2013
12 years ago — 43 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Sweden
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A Swedish guitarist gained recognition as a founding member of the melodic death metal band Norther. The band formed in 1996 and released several albums, including 'Dreams of Endless War' and 'N', which contributed to the growth of the genre. Parland played a crucial role in defining the band's sound, characterized by heavy guitar riffs and melodic elements. In addition to contributions with Norther, Parland also performed with other bands, expanding his influence within the metal music scene. His guitar work has been featured in various metal festivals and recordings.
Co-founded melodic death metal band Norther
Released albums 'Dreams of Endless War' and 'N'
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