Krallice
United States · formed 2008 · last active 2025
Krallice are an American experimental black metal band from Woodhaven, Queens, formed in 2007 by guitarists Colin Marston and Mick Barr, playing a highly technical, progressive style of tremolo-driven black metal. Their self-titled 2008 debut on Profound Lore drew wide acclaim, and the lineup filled out with drummer Lev Weinstein and bassist Nick McMaster. Marston, who also engineers much of the extreme-metal underground, plays Warr guitar in Behold... The Arctopus alongside his Krallice work.
A satellite: tied to the atlas by a member or a split, but under the EI 7bar — on the map for the graph’s sake, not a full entry. How the index works
MEMBERS
- Colin Marstonguitar, synthesizers· also in Behold... The Arctopus, Catatonic Effigy, Containor, Dysrhythmia, Encenathrakh, Glyptoglossio, Gorguts, White Moth
- Mick Barrguitar, vocals· also in Encenathrakh, Mick Barr, Orthrelm, The Flying Luttenbachers
- Nick McMasterbass, vocals
- Lev Weinsteindrums
CONNECTIONS
- Behold... The Arctopuspath →
Colin Marston plays in both Krallice (guitar/synths) and Behold... The Arctopus (Warr guitar). source ↗
- Catatonic Effigypath →
Colin Marston (bass/production, Catatonic Effigy) is a core member of Krallice. source ↗
- Containorpath →
Colin Marston, a member of Containor, plays guitar in Krallice. source ↗
- Dysrhythmiapath →
Colin Marston, Dysrhythmia's bassist since 2004, co-founded Krallice in 2007 alongside Mick Barr. source ↗
- Encenathrakhsatellitepath →
Colin Marston co-founded Krallice; guitarist Mick Barr also co-founded Krallice. source ↗
- Glyptoglossiopath →
Colin Marston (Glyptoglossio guitarist) is a core member of Krallice source ↗
- Gorgutssatellitepath →
Colin Marston plays in both Gorguts (bass) and Krallice (guitar). source ↗
- Mick Barrsatellitepath →
Mick Barr plays guitar and sings in Krallice (2007-present). source ↗
- Orthrelmsatellitepath →
Mick Barr in both — guitar, vocals in Krallice, guitar in Orthrelm. source ↗
- The Flying Luttenbacherspath →
Mick Barr in both — guitar, vocals in Krallice, guitar, bass (2005) in The Flying Luttenbachers. source ↗
- White Mothpath →
Colin Marston plays guitar/bass in White Moth and is a core member of Krallice source ↗
- Hermit Dreamspath →
Desperate Anomies mastered by Colin Marston (Krallice / Gorguts / Behold... the Arctopus / Dysrhythmia). source ↗
- Sarmatpath →
Colin Marston (guitarist/founding member of Krallice) mastered Determined to Strike at his Menegroth studio source ↗
- Scarcitypath →
'Aveilut' was engineered by Colin Marston, core member of Krallice (also Gorguts, Behold the Arctopus). source ↗
- Titan to Tachyonspath →
Colin Marston (Krallice) worked as producer/engineer on Titan to Tachyons's "Vonals" — credited Recorded By, Mixed By. Multi-anchor credit (Colin Marston is a member of 9 atlas bands); tied to every home band per ruling 9 (2026-08-22). source ↗
- Vomitatrixpath →
Colin Marston (Krallice) worked as producer/engineer on Vomitatrix's "Violently Ill" — credited Recorded By. Multi-anchor credit (Colin Marston is a member of 9 atlas bands); tied to every home band per ruling 9 (2026-08-22). source ↗
- Dysrhythmiapath →
Both bands' cover artist is Karlynn Holland: Krallice's self-titled debut (2008, logo) and Dysrhythmia's Psychic Maps (2009, artwork/illustrations) -- a second, differently-typed tie alongside the pair's existing member edge (Krallice co-founder Colin Marston is also Dysrhythmia's bassist). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7) -- Holland is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. source ↗
- James Plotkinpath →
Both credited to freelance artist Karlynn Holland: Krallice's self-titled debut (2008, logo) and Jon Mueller & James Plotkin's Terminal Velocity (2012, drawings). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7) -- Holland is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. source ↗
- Orthrelmsatellitepath →
Both credited to freelance artist Victoria Vogl (Discogs artist id 2263979): Krallice's Wolf/Astomatous split (2020, artwork on the Krallice side, "Infantry Regime") and Orthrelm's 2nd 18/O4 Norildivoth Crallos-Lomrixth Urthiln (2002, cover) and OV (2005, cover art). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7) — Vogl is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. (This pair also carries a member edge — Mick Barr in both — recorded separately.) source ↗
- Behold... The Arctopuspath →
Shared label roster: P2, per MusicBrainz. source ↗
- Dethklokpath →
Shared label roster: [adult swim], per MusicBrainz. source ↗
- Fórnpath →
Shared label roster: Gilead Media, per MusicBrainz. source ↗
- Full of Hellpath →
Profound Lore Records released Krallice's landmark self-titled debut (2008) — anchored at Full of Hell, whose Trumpeting Ecstasy and Merzbow collaboration are label landmarks. source ↗
- Imperial Triumphantpath →
Shared label roster: Gilead Media, per MusicBrainz. source ↗
- Lychgatepath →
Shared label roster: Gilead Media, per MusicBrainz. source ↗
- Pyrithepath →
Gilead Media artist (Monuments to Impermanence, 2022) — anchored at Krallice, whose vinyl catalog of ~8 releases spans the label's entire run. source ↗
- Solefaldpath →
Shared label roster: Avantgarde Music, per MusicBrainz. source ↗
- The Bodypath →
Shared label roster: Gilead Media, per MusicBrainz. source ↗
- Vampilliapath →
Gilead Media released xoroAHbin (2017), Vampillia's collaboration LP with The Body — anchored at Krallice, whose vinyl catalog of ~8 releases spans the label's entire run. source ↗