Bloodofjupiter

In the year 2010, David Isberg put his former project Somn to rest and focused on his work in the wine industry. After an appointment with a Tuscan wine house that included fans of Opeth, he came back and started the visions of his new band Bloodofjupiter named after the Tuscan grape Sangiovese. The band took shape in the year 2011 and started to rehearse. In the year 2012, David was badly assaulted and after two years of recovering from health issues, the band started again in 2013. After a slight personal disagreement with one of the Husbom brothers, the brothers "stole the drummer" and left to start Nest. David teamed up with mate Rolph Ericsson and they tried several line-ups before Rolph recruited Ronnie Bergerstål and David snatched Dipa . In 2016 Ronnies touring schedules with Nattas and Grave took overhand and the line-up split up. David & Dipa took in Fredrik Dingvall and many drummers were tested as well as a few more guitarists. Dipa then left Sweden for family issues in his home country in 2018 and the band found Peter Pettersson & Linus Öhrn . The band recorded demos and started to play live. In February the debut album "Eternal Damnation" was recorded containing both new material and material David could date back to former band/project Somn. In April 2020 Fredrik left to focus on other musical projects and by the end of 2020, David recruited a brand new line-up. New names were found in Davids's old friend of Mefisto, Robert "Thord" Granath to fill the drum chair and Johan Klevenskog on guitar. Due to an injury, Robert's shoes were filled by old friend Fredrik Ludde Lundberg for the gigs in fall 2021 and Rob Rocker was found in the shadows and climbed in to play bass starting with the ep and the gigs of fall 2021. A few cassettes for collectors released spring 2021 compilating old and live material. The new line-up recorded an ep under the name "Just Let Life Burn!" in August 2021 for a 2022 September release. The end of 2022 saw the band switch bass players from Rob Rocker to Brynja Ströman. 2023 saw the bands play a few gigs & festivals in Sweden and The Netherlands, release two brand new singles, and set off to work for their second album for an autumnal recording. In 2023, Robert Granath becomes unable to play with the band due to personal problems and goes on hiatus, though he remains an official band member. Andreas Westerlund joined to fulfill drumming duties in the meantime, first as a live musician, then as an official member.