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The members of ''Quorthon'' changed over the years 1992-1995, but was originally founded in Hamilton in 1992 by [[Ben Thomas]], [[Simon Saunders]] and [[Sean McGlynn]].<br> Although after a few months on 1992 a different singer was recruited, he was fired after a certain Sepultura video tape went missing. Sean McGlynn was then back to doing vocals.
''Quorthon'' was founded in Hamilton in 1992 by [[Ben Thomas]] (drums, vocals), [[Simon Saunders]] (bass) and [[Sean McGlynn]] (guitar, vocals), although members changed until their demise in 1995. A new vocalist was recruited a few months into 1992, but was fired after a ''Sepultura'' video tape went missing. McGlynn resumed as vocalist at this time.
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''Quorthon'' played extremely heavy and slow bowel rumbling metal inspired by a medical dictionary's description of constipation and it's ailments.
 
''Quorthon'' played extremely heavy and slow bowel rumbling metal inspired by a medical dictionary's description of constipation and it's ailments.
The band were often found supporting [[Sinfeeder]] at seedy Hamilton venues and once played Napier. ''Quorthon'' often played live wearing meat and bones around their necks.  
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Often found supporting [[Sinfeeder]] at seedy Hamilton venues or once on tour in Rotorua.
  
The bands first gig was at [[The Club]] as part of a Hamilton Deathfest in 1992, along with bands such as [[Sinfeeder]]. They were interviewed for a New Zealand music program the same night backstage after the gig, but this interview never aired.
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Quorthon often played live wearing meat and bones around their necks and even played once at a vegetarian party, needless to say, that went down well. Their first gig was at The Club on Ulster Street in Hamilton, as part of a Hamilton Deathfest in 1992, along with such bands as Sinfeeder. They were interviewed for a New Zealand music program the same night backstage after the gig. That interiew, unfortunately, never saw the light of day.
  
They recorded a demo cassette titled [[Bestial Cavemen]] in 1992, and the next year released [[Extreme Constipation]] on Side A of a vinyl 7" in 1993; [[Sinfeeder]] had their output on Side B.
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Recorded a demo cassette "Bestial Caveman" in 1992 and the next year released "Extreme Constipation" on side A of a vinyl 7" in 1993. Sinfeeder had their output released on side B.
  
  
 
==Original members==
 
==Original members==
*[[Ben Thomas]] - drums, vocals <br>
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[[Ben Thomas]] - Drums, Vocals <br>
*[[Simon Saunders]] - bass<br>
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[[Simon Saunders]] - Bass<br>
*[[Sean McGlynn]] - guitar, vocals<br>
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[[Sean McGlynn]] - Guitar, Vocals<br>
  
 
==Releases==
 
==Releases==
*[[Bestial Cavemen]] demo cassette, 1992 <br>
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[[Bestial Caveman]], 1992 <br>
*[[Extreme Constipation]] 7" single, 1993<br>
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[[Extreme Constipation]], 1993<br>
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*''Colostomy Bag'' appears on the 1994 compilation [[Epitaph]]  
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