Mordicus Joensuu, Finland
Mordicus started off in late 1989 in order to play brutal and fast music. They released first two demos "Abominations of the earth" (January 1991) and "Grown under shade of sorrow" (June 1991). "Three way dissection" 7"EP was released by the American record label Skindrill Records in 1992. Thrash Records released the Mordicus' first and only full lenght album "Dances from left" in 1993. ... more
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