Iniquity

Danish Death Metal Band

Iniquity was a Danish death metal band known for their technical proficiency and brutal sound. Formed in the early 1990s, they became a part of the burgeoning European death metal scene. Throughout their career, they released several albums that showcased their aggressive style and complex musicianship. Their debut album, "Serenadium," was released in 1996 and received positive reviews for its intensity and intricate arrangements. They followed up with "Five Across the Eyes" in 1999 and "Grime" in 2001, further establishing their reputation within the metal community. Despite never achieving mainstream success, Iniquity earned respect among fans of the genre for their dedication to the craft of extreme metal before eventually disbanding. Their influence can still be heard in the works of contemporary death metal acts that draw inspiration from their technical approach and relentless energy.