Panzerchrist is a Danish extreme metal band, known for their brutal sound that amalgamates elements of death metal and black metal. They were formed in 1994 by Michael Enevoldsen after his departure from another Danish outfit, Illdisposed. The band's theme and lyrics often reflect a peculiar fascination with war themes, particularly involving heavy armor and artillery, which is evidentially mirrored in their name—a portmanteau of the German word "Panzer," meaning "tank," and "Christ."

Over the years, Panzerchrist has built a reputation for their unrelenting assault on the senses through their music. Their discography includes a range of albums that showcase their development in the metal scene, with "Room Service" in 2003 capturing the early essence of their style. They followed this with other notable releases such as "Battalion Beast" in 2006 and "Forever Panzer" in 2008, which solidified their place in the underground metal community. The band really hit their stride with a succession of acclaimed albums like "Himmelfarts Kommando" in 2010, "Regiment Ragnarok" in 2011, and "The 7th Offensive" in 2013, which continued to expound upon their war-centric lyrical content paired with aggressive musicianship. Their more recent tracks "Sabbath Of The Rat," "My Name Is Lucifer," "The Devils Whore," and "Last Of A Kind" have further entrenched their legacy as relentless purveyors of metal, managing to keep their sound ferocious and their themes unyieldingly grim. Despite lineup changes throughout their career, Panzerchrist has remained a formidable presence in the metal world, earning respect for both their intensity and consistency.