KRIGSGRAV - USA

The Leviathan Crown - 2010 - Red River Family
Lux Capta Est - 2011 - Deadspace
The Carrion Fields - 2014 - Naturmacht
Waves Of Degradation - 2016 - Bindrune Recordings
Leave No Path To Follow - 2018 - Narcoleptica
The Sundering - 2021 - Wise Blood
Fires In The Fall - 2023 - Wise Blood
Stormcaller - 2025 - Willowtip

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Members
Vocals
Obsidian Throne>>Blutjäger [Christopher Sweigart]>>Obsidian Throne - Valsgarde, Dagon, Heimar>>JUSTIN COLEMAN>>Heimar

Guitar
Vortigern [David Sikora] - Valsgarde, Rape Pillage And Burn, Demure, Nightworks, Dagon, Heimar>>JUSTIN COLEMAN>>Heimar - Valsgarde, Of Oak>>Corey Smith>>Of Oak - Giant Of The Mountain, Dour, Wings Of Dahak, The Argonaut>>CODY DANIELS>>Giant Of The Mountain, Dour, Wings Of Dahak, The Argonaut

Bass
Heimar, Giant Of The Mountain>>Vortigern [David Sikora]>>Heimar, Giant Of The Mountain - Midnartiis>>Wes Radvansky>>Midnartiis - Midnartiis>>WES RADVANSKY>>Midnartiis

Drum
Giant Of The Mountain, Valsgarde, Obsidian Throne, Black Mass Ritual, Ophian, Discorporate>>VORTIGERN [DAVID SIKORA]>>Giant Of The Mountain, Valsgarde, Obsidian Throne, Black Mass Ritual, Ophian, Discorporate




History & Biography
Krigsgrav was formed by David Sikora as a solo black metal project in Keller, Texas in 2004 before Justin Coleman joined. Melodic doom metal was added to the soundscape. The band's debut album, The Leviathan Crown (2010), channeled early Scandinavian black metal with lo-fi roots. Singer Blutjäger left in 2010. Follow-up Lux Capta Est (2011) introduced more melodic themes, laying the groundwork for the band’s shift to atmospheric doom.

Krigsgrav continued to expand its sound with The Sundering (2021, Wise Blood Records), integrating post-metal sounds and, of course, guest musicians. The band followed up quickly with Fires In The Fall and Stormcaller. The band mostly appears at regional festivals and clubs in Texas and nearby states, sharing bills over the years with acts like Giant Of The Mountain.

Line-up changes are the norm. The band's monicker translates into 'War Grave' in English from Swedish.


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