Died On This Date (March 25, 2011) Henrik Frykman / Bassist For Disfear
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DOB Unknown – March 25, 2011
Henrik Fryman is perhaps best remembered as the longtime bassist for Swedish punk/metal legends, Disfear. In 1990, Fryman joined Anti-Bofars, and within a year, the band re-christened themselves as Disfear and went on to become one of the foundations of D-beat, a sub-genre of hardcore that borrowed heavily from both punk and British metal. Over the next twenty years, Disfear released several albums on such labels as Relapse and Osmose while touring with such bands as GBH and Dirty Rotten Imbeciles. On March 25, 2011, Henrik Fryman died following a long battle with cancer.
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