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Mitochondrion
OriginVictoria, British Columbia, Canada
GenresDeath metal
Years active2003–present
LabelsProfound Lore
MembersShawn Haché
Nick Yanchuk
Karl Godard
Sebastian Montesi

Mitochondrion is a Canadian death metal band from Victoria, British Columbia, formed in 2003. The band has undergone some line-up changes, but since 2006 Mitochondrion was solidified as a power trio with Shawn Haché (guitar, vocals), Nick Yanchuk (guitar, vocals, bass) and Karl Godard (drums, keyboards). With this line-up Mitochondrion has recorded two full-length studio albums, the self-released Archaeaeon (2008) and Parasignosis (2011), which was released through Profound Lore Records.[1]

According to music critics, "What makes Mitochondrion stand out is their ability to bring order to chaos. [...] It is a trait they share with Deathspell Omega, who craft a dizzying amount of sounds and influences into something palpably evil and eminently listenable. When most other bands try this, it sounds like they are toying with forces they do not understand."[2] The musicianship on Parasignosis has been defined by Decibel magazine as a "dense, not-so-easily-digestible labyrinth of frightening mindfuckery." While Parasignosis itself was praised as a "mind-blowing, highly individual album."[3]

References

  1. ^ Bowar, Chad (19 January 2011). "5 Questions With Mitochondrion". About.com. Retrieved 3 April 2012.
  2. ^ Norton, Justin M. (31 January 2011). "Parasignosis review". Invisible Oranges. Retrieved 4 April 2012.
  3. ^ Bosler, Shawn (February 2011). "The new cell-scape". Decibel. No. 76. p. 86. ISSN 1557-2137.