History
Erosion is a German crossover band that became increasingly relevant to
metal fans as time progressed. Line up changes were aplenty and the
band's history goes back to 1987 when Zenk, Nowakowski, Kaiser and
Romhild got together as Black Laws. Bringing bassist Bünning aboard the
imperial ship, the line-up was complete. The band changed its moniker,
recorded a demo called Way Of Force and signed to We Bite for four
albums.
Kaiser disembarked after Mortal Agony and with Michael Hankel enlisted
into the fold the band set out to support Ludichrist. Bünning leaves
after the tour and Wischnewski records the second outing. Wischnewski
takes off to Australia in 1991 and Ewaldt joins the gang. III is quite
heavy and the band tours again. Chris and Peter take off to the
considerably mellower Schwanensee, Hankel leaves and the band invites
new singer Daniel Geiger and guitarist Boris Drager in. Although Down
is
no downer, the band decides to leave Erosion in peace following further
disarray internally. The band reunited in 2001 for several shows but
things don't last for Zenk, Hankel and Romhild. The band reunites again
In 2001 the band was working with Emils members Carstens (bass) and
Zisowsky (drums) and is
playing shows and writing songs. Erosion finally split up in 2003. The
band can be heard on
several samplers like Dies Ist Hamburg Nicht Boston (This is Hamburg
not
Boston), Hamburg 88 and We Bite sampler.
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