Havohej

Havohej is an American black metal project founded in the early '90s by Paul Ledney, known for his work with the controversial band Profanatica. With a name that flips "Jehovah" backward, Havohej embodies raw, blasphemous themes and a lo-fi sound that became a hallmark of the underground black metal scene. Their debut album, *Dethrone the Son of God* (1993), set the tone with abrasive riffs, chaotic percussion, and overtly anti-religious lyrics, cementing their cult status. After a long hiatus, Havohej resurfaced with releases like *Table of Uncreation* and *Kembatinan Premaster*, maintaining their signature unrelenting style while continuing to push boundaries. Ledney’s uncompromising vision keeps Havohej a defiant force in extreme music, appealing to fans who crave unfiltered, confrontational black metal.