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Lucifer
12+ albums
doom metaloccult rockhard rockheavy metalPsychedelic Rock
about
There are several acts named Lucifer: 1) heavy metal/doom band formed in 2014 after the split of The Oath by singer Johanna Sadonis and Gaz Jennings (Cathedral, Death Penalty). Current line-up as of 2025 consists of Johanna Platow (former Sadonis): Vocals (2014-present) See also: ex-The Oath, ex-Vinterkrig, ex-Cryogenic, ex-Dies Ater, ex-Ferox, ex-Informer Claudia González Díaz: Bass (2025-present) See also: Cachemira, Rosalie Cunningham Kevin Kuhn: Drums (2025-present) See also: ex-Tracer, Die Nerven Coralie Baier: Guitars (2025-present) See also: Antipeewee, Atlantean Kodex Rosalie Cunningham: Guitars (2025-present) See also ex-Purson 2) Pseudonym for Canadian electronic musician Mort Garson. Released one record in 1971, Black Mass, before switching his moniker to Ataraxia. 3) Dutch pop group (1972-1978) formed in Loosdrecht, Netherlands, with Margriet Eshuijs as its singer. Their biggest chart success was "House for Sale". Producer: Hans Vermeulen, songwriters: Gloria Sklerov/Harry Lloyd, Drums: Hennie Huisman, Bass: Dick Buysman. After Lucifer's demise, Eshuijs embarked on a succesful solo career under her own name and as frontwoman of the Margriet Eshuijs Band. 4) A short lived hard rock band that released an album in 1972 it has a cover of the The Youngbloods song "Get Together". 5) Solo project of Welsh film maker Denys Irving, previously misattributed to Peter "Lucifer" Walker (ex-Purple Gang). The private press albums Big Gun & Exit were released in 1972. 6) A
