Blood Axis

Blood Axis is an American music group led by Michael Moynihan, with long-term collaborators Robert Ferbrache and Annabel Lee. Formed in 1989, they are best known for The Gospel of Inhumanity (1995) and later stylistic shifts toward folk on Born Again (2010); their catalog includes rare releases and live recordings.

Formed in 1989. Key members include Michael Moynihan, Robert Ferbrache and Annabel Lee. Notable releases discussed in the reviews: The Gospel of Inhumanity (1995), Blót: Sacrifice in Sweden (1998, recorded for Cold Meat Industry's tenth anniversary), Absinthe: La Folie Verte (collaboration with Les Joyaux de la Princesse, 2001), Born Again (2010), and the compilation Ultimacy MCMXCI - MMXI (2011). Associated names mentioned in reviews: Boyd Rice, Douglas P. (Douglas Pearce), Les Joyaux de la Princesse, Cold Meat Industry.

Blood Axis is an American music group led by Michael Moynihan, known for the cult album The Gospel of Inhumanity (1995) and for later shifts toward folk-oriented sounds (Born Again, 2010). Reviews emphasise provocative, often controversial ideological elements alongside strong atmospheric and compositional ambitions. The discography is sparse but influential; many releases are rare or compiled (Ultimacy). Their live work (Blót) and collaborations (Absinthe) are frequently noted.

For:Listeners of apocalyptic folk, neofolk, industrial and martial music; readers interested in provocative, ideologically charged art.