Bloodlet (band)

After releasing a demo tape and a few 7-inches during the early portion of their career, as well as collaborating with Damnation A.D. under the name Bloodnation to contribute to a compilation,[4] the group were signed onto Victory Records, who issued the band's debut Entheogen in 1996. After extensive touring, the group's second album The Seraphim Fall was issued in 1998, and the group quietly entered a hiatus.[3] The group would later reunite in 2001, and issue their third album Three Humid Nights in the Cypress Trees, which was released in 2002. The album was engineered by Steve Albini and was recorded at his Electrical Audio recording studio.[5] A music video was produced for "Holy Rollin Homicide", and the group would disband once more a year later.

In 2014, the group would reform for a special one-off performance at the A389 Recordings' 10th anniversary festival, performing with groups such as Integrity and Infest.[6] That same year the label also issued a double-LP reissue of Entheogen,[7] a limited edition live album,[8] and a limited edition 5" of a rare outtake titled "Embrace". The song was recorded in 1994, and was forgotten until a hardcore blog made a post about it years later.[9]

In 2017, the group made an appearance for This Is Hardcore 2017.[10] Since then, the band has been active and have toured.

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