Conquest For Death

Conquest For Death was a Swedish punk band formed in 1992 in Stockholm. The band was influenced by early 1980s British and American hardcore punk and anarcho-punk. They released their first demo tape in 1993 and their first album, "In These Days of Constant Change", in 1994.

The band's music was characterized by its fast tempos, aggressive vocals, and political lyrics. They were known for their outspoken anti-fascist and anti-racist stance, and their songs often dealt with social and political issues such as poverty, inequality, and war. The band toured extensively throughout Europe and the United States, and they released a total of four albums before disbanding in 2002.

Some of the issues that were highlighted include the problems that are prevalent in society. Conquest For Death highlighted issues such as unemployment, homelessness, alcoholism, and other problems that are common among marginalized communities. The objective of their music was to draw attention to these problems and inspire people to become advocates for the less fortunate. The band's music has been praised for its energy, passion, and commitment to social justice. Conquest For Death is considered to be one of the most important and influential punk bands of the 1990s.

Members

• Pontus Berghe (vocals, bass)
• Andreas Davidsson (guitar)
• Jonas Eriksson (drums)
• Oskar Wiström (guitar)

Discography

• Demo (1993)
• In These Days of Constant Change (1994)
• No Liberty No Empathy (1996)
• Turn of the Wheel (2000)