Superangelic Hate Bringers



There are several bands named Macbeth. 1) Macbeth was A Heavy Metal band formed in Erfurt, Thuringia - East Germany. - From 1987 to 1989 the band was known as Caiman, after Macbeth had been forced to disband by the East German authorities. Macbeth/Caiman finally split-up for the first time in 1989 after the suicide of their singer Wittenburg. A first comeback in 1993 ended with the death of their drummer. The band re-united for the second time in 2002. Releases: - Demo 1985 Demo, 1985 - Rebirth Demo, 2003 - Zeit der Zeiten (1985-1989) Best of/Compilation, 2006 - Macbeth Full-length, 2006 - Unter dem Beil Demo, 2008 - Gotteskrieger Full-length, 2009 - Wiedergänger Full-length, 2012 - Imperium Full-length, 2015 - Winterschlacht - Live Album, 2018 - Gedankenwächter Full-length, 2020 DVDs: - 25 Years Macbeth - From Hell, 2012 2) macbeth was a Gothic metal band from Italy who formed in 1995. Signed to Dragonheart Records, they have been releasing albums since 1998 and have toured Europe and Mexico. Discography : - “Romantic Tragedy’s Crescendo” (1998, Dragonheart) - “Vanitas” (2001, Dragonheart) - “Malae Artes” (2005, Dragonheart) - Superangelic Hate Bringers (2007, Dragonheart) - Neo-Gothic Propaganda (2014, Dragonheart) 3) Macbeth was a music group from Bosnia popular in the early 1990s. They released 3 albums: CRNE OČI - 1996, KAJLO STARA - 1999, SAMO JEDAN JE - 2001, THE BEST OF - 2002, ISTINOM - 2003. 4) Macbeth was a band from Taiwan who released a cd album entitled Hands 5) Macbeth was a Estonian Melodic Death Thrash Hybrid from Tartu, released two demos in the 90s, On a Desolate Strand (1993) and Lest We Forget (1994) 6) Macbeth was a was a German heavy metal band from Ennepetal, North Rhine-Westphalia. Formed in: 1989. Released 'Beware of Human Aggression ' in 1991. 7) Macbeth was a was a German heavy metal band from Ingolstadt, Bavaria. Formed in 1983. Released 2 demos in '85 and '86. 8) Mäcbeth was a German Hard Rock band from Saarland; released 'Roadrunner / C`est la vie 7 single in the '80s. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.