Filthdigger Oslo, Norway
Filthdigger was exhumed as a side project in 2012, by the infamous Nekromizör. The sole purpose was to make death metal as
it should be; rotten, hard and fast.
After several small demo releases, Filthdigger finally unleashed Damned By The Living Dead in 2016/17. The ritual ended for a short while back in 2017, but Filthdigger arose from the grave in 2018. Now the chopping spree is on. Beware.
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