In the cultural abyss we called the 90s, Den Döde Dykker emerged as a noisy alternative to the solid, technical metal bands who actually knew how to play.
This trio simply grabbed some instruments and started playing without having the first clue about chords and timing.
After many hours of writing and rehearsing, they were still terrible, and after the debut live gig in front of real people, they split due to some personal misunderstandings.
One could’ve hoped that would be the end of it. But not quite…