Creed (band)

Stapp will record a solo album, collaborating with popular Canadian group The Tea Party, while the other band members (including Brian Marshall) will form a new band, Alter Bridge, with Myles Kennedy. Currently, Dissection has plans to release a new album. On June 4, 2004, it was announced that Creed had broken up. Since then, Nödtveidt has formed a new line-up for Dissection and recorded one 2-track EP entitled Mahi Kali. "Don't Stop Dancing" was a minor hit for Creed in late 2002/early 2003. He was released in autumn of 2004. However, Creed rebounded quickly, with one of the summer's biggest hits, "One Last Breath". In 1997, Jon Nödtveidt was convicted for helping to murder a 38-year old man in Göteborg.

The song and video were possibly Creed's least successful since achieving mainstream success. It was compiled from previous rare and import releases, and contained only cover songs and demo tracks. In early 2002, "Bullets" was released as a single, along with a costly, special effects-laden video. The following year, Dissection also released a short EP entitled Where Dead Angels Lie. In the fall of 2001, "My Sacrifice," the first single off of Creed's latest album, Weathered was one of many inspirational songs to become huge in a post-9/11 America. In 1995, the band's second full-length album, called Storm Of The Light's Bane, was released. Its follow-up, "With Arms Wide Open," was similarly massive on rock radio and arguably even bigger on pop radio that summer. During November of 1994, Dissection signed a record deal with the well-known German label Nuclear Blast.

It wasn't until early 2000 that the single crossed over onto pop radio, and Creed became a household name. It was formally dedicated to Euronymous, the then-guitarist of Mayhem, who had been murdered earlier that year. Their second album, Human Clay was released in 1999 and debuted on the Billboard 200 Album Chart at number one, based on the strength of its first single, "Higher". The album was finished and released the following December. Their 1997 debut album My Own Prison was successful, and the title track was a major hit at rock radio. In 1992, Dissection began work on their first full-length album, The Somberlain. Because of coordination problems between members, the entire band moved to Göteborg, Sweden (where they shared a rehearsal space with At The Gates) in the summer of 1993. We have no agenda!" [1] (http://www.rockonthenet.com/artists-c/creed.htm). The band continued to tour.

A Christian band has an agenda to lead others to believe in their specific religious beliefs. Later that year, Dissection accepted the deal and recorded Into Infinite Obscurity. Frontman Scott Stapp disagrees with the label: "No, we are not a Christian band. The Grief Prophecy was soon spread through the underground, and the French record label Corpsegrinder Records offered Dissection a deal to record an EP. Many people consider Creed to be a Christian rock band, because their songs include many religious and spiritual implications. Dissection also played a live show in his honor, at which they performed the Mayhem song "Freezing Moon". They broke up in June 2004. The special release featured album art drawn by Dead himself.

Creed was formed in 1995 as a rock, and alternative rock group. A special edition of The Grief Prophecy was later released in memory of Dead, the former vocalist for the notorious Norwegian black metal group Mayhem, who committed suicide in 1991. Greatest Hits, 2004 greatest hits album. It contained three songs and featured illustrations by the artist known as Necrolord, who has since created nearly all of Dissection's album art. "One Last Breath", 2002 single. In the same year, they also recorded and released their first demo, The Grief Prophecy. "Bullets", 2002 single. In 1990, Dissection played their first live show with death metal act Entombed.

"Weathered", 2002 single. Dissection's line-up, however, was not complete until early the next year. "Don't Stop Dancing", 2002 single. Dissection was officially formed in the autumn of 1989 by Nödveidt, who had since left Rabbit's Carrot. "My Sacrifice", 2001 single. Nödveidt was leaning more and more towards death metal and other forms of dark extreme music. Weathered, 2001 album