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Cranium is a Swedish speed metal band formed in 1996. ^[1] Cranium's music resembles German speed metal and thrash metal bands like Kreator, Sodom and Destruction.

Contents

• Members
• Discography
• References

Members

Founding members

• Philip von Segebaden (bass)
• Gustaf von Segebaden (guitar)

Current members

• Philip von Segebaden aka "Grave Raper" (bass)
• Frederik Söderberg aka "Chainsaw Demon" (guitar, vocals)
• Johan Hallberg aka "Necro Nudist" (drums, vocals) ^[1]

Other contributors

• Jocke Pettersson
• Fredrik Engqvist

Discography

• Speed Metal Satan (EP) - 1997 ^[1]
• Speed Metal Slaughter - 1998 ^[1]
• Speed Metal Sentence - 1999

References

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