Our Survival Depends on Us | |
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 Our Survival Depends on Us Practice space 2005 | |
| Background information | |
| Origin | Salzburg, Austria |
| Genres | Post-metal |
| Years active | 1999–present |
| Labels | Ván Records |
| Members | Mucho Kolb Thom Kinberger Barth Resch Hajot Gmeilbauer Thomas Apfelthaler |
| Past members | Mani Eibner |
| Website | www.osdou.com |
Our Survival Depends on Us is a post-metal / doom / sludge[1] band from Salzburg, Austria.
The band was founded in 1999[2] by Mucho Kolb and Mani Eibner and released the first demo recording Breathe in 2000. After this release Thom Kinberger and Hajot Gmeilbauer (also: Thelema, Sturmpercht) joined OSDOU who had both already played with Kolb in Soulsearch. The band had multiple short time bassists until Barth Resch (formerly: Belphegor) took over permanently before recording their second album. In 2014 founding member Eibner left OSDOU and the band recruited Thomas Apfelthaler as the new drummer.[3] OSDOU are currently part of the Ván Records' roster.[4]
Members
- Current members
- Mucho Kolb (Vocals, Guitar)
- Thom Kinberger (Vocals, Guitar)
- Barth Resch (Vocals, Bass)
- Hajot Gmeilbauer (Keyboards)
- Thomas Apfelthaler (Drums)
- Former members
- Mani Eibner (Drums, 1999–2014)
Discography
Studio albums
- 2005: Jumping Once Too Often into the Ocean That Had Always Been Our Inspiration (LP, Mju.org Records)
- 2007: Jumping Once Too Often into the Ocean That Had Always Been Our Inspiration (CD-reissue, Womb of Narcotics Records)
- 2009: Painful Stories Told with a Passion for Life (CD: Psychedoomelic Records, Vinyl: Totem-Records)
- 2015: Scouts on the Borderline Between the Physical and Spiritual World (Ván Records)
- 2019: Melting the Ice in the Hearts of Men (Ván Records)[5]
Other
- 2000: Breathe (Demo)
- 2009: Der Blutharsch vs. Our Survival Depends on Us – Untitled (7" Single, WKN Records)
References
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