Martin Axenrot

Swedish drummer with Opeth acclaim

Martin Axenrot - Swedish drummer with Opeth acclaim
Born

March 5th, 1979
46 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Sweden

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Born on March 5, 1979, this Swedish drummer gained recognition within the metal music scene. Joined the band Opeth in 2006, contributing to their unique sound. Played on critically acclaimed albums including 'Ghost Reveries' and 'Watershed'. Collaborated with various artists and participated in numerous tours, further establishing a presence in the progressive metal genre.

Joined Opeth as a drummer in 2006

Played on 'Ghost Reveries' and 'Watershed'

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