Gluecifer, hailing from the rock 'n' roll havens of Oslo, Norway, has established themselves as a force to be reckoned with in the Scandinavian rock scene and beyond. Emerging in the mid-90s, they quickly became one of the torchbearers of the Scandinavian rock explosion, a movement that breathed new life into the high-energy rock scene. Their sound, deeply rooted in punk rock with a blend of hard rock's swagger, has often been described as part of the "deathpunk" genre they helped pioneer.

The band stormed onto the music scene with their 1997 debut full-length album "Ridin' the Tiger," delivering raw, unapologetic rock that captured the attention of an eager audience. With subsequent releases such as "Soaring with Eagles at Night to Rise with the Pigs in the Morning" (1998) and "Tender Is The Savage" (2000), Gluecifer refined their sound, melding catchy hooks with gritty riffs, becoming a defining act within their genre. Their magnum opus, "Automatic Thrill" (2004), showed the band at the peak of their powers, featuring anthemic tracks that solidified their reputation. Though they disbanded in 2005, their influence persists, as encapsulated in the compilation "B-Sides and Rarities (1994-2005)," which serves as a treasure trove for fans and a testament to their enduring legacy. Gluecifer reunited in 2017, reigniting their explosive energy on stage and continuing to solidify their legendary status within the rock world.

Genres

Norwegian Hardcore

Norwegian Punk Rock

Norwegian Rock

Punk 'n' Roll

Latest Release

B Sides and Rarities 1994-2005 (2023)

Gluecifer

Album - 27 Tracks - Released December 15, 2023