Nocturnus reunites for a reunion tour.

I thought this band was very cool and original for their time.

http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=102121

I wonder what the touring lineup is.

Temple of Blood wrote:

I wonder what the touring lineup is.

http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=102140

This band just needs to fully reunite instead of what they are doing. I understand the hatred they have for each other, but sometimes this just goes on far too long.

If Black Sabbath can reform, ANYONE can!

I need to find all their albums. I only own The Key, and it's so awesome!

Eyesore wrote:

I need to find all their albums. I only own The Key, and it's so awesome!

At least you have their best album.

Yeah "The Key" is their best album, but "Thresholds" is also a really killer album!

Lurideath wrote:

Yeah "The Key" is their best album, but "Thresholds" is also a really killer album!

Hi. I'm dumb. Nice to meet you. I actually have Thresholds, which I think is killer. But if The Key is better, that's pretty sweet!

In my defense, I was at work when I posted that! Haha.

I just recently got The Nocturnus Demos. It's great to see them do something again.

http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/nocturnus-ad-to-release-paradox-album-in-may/

I'll be getting the new album when it comes out.

I just pre-ordered the new album!

Why the AD?

Eyesore wrote:

Why the AD?

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In the middle of 1999, Mike Browning (vocals, drums), Richard Bateman (bass), and Gino Marino (guitars) - all of the first original line-up of Nocturnus in 1987 - reformed as Nocturnus A.D. with Mike Walkowski on guitars, replacing the only other original member from 1987, Vincent Crowley (Acheron).

The name was changed to After Death in 2000 so it would not be associated with Nocturnus. The band again performed as Nocturnus in 2013 for selected shows, though they may not do so in the US due to copyright issues.

The band recorded an EP titled "Vibrations" in 2000, but it was released only as part of the "Retronomicon" compilation in 2007.

In 2013, Nocturnus AD was reformed again with the same lineup as After Death.

Got it?