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Henri Sattler was born on 1971 in Beilen, Netherlands, is a Dutch extreme metal band. Discover Henri Sattler's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 53 years old?

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1990

God Dethroned is a Dutch extreme metal band from Beilen, originally formed in 1990.

God Dethroned was formed in 1990 by singer and guitar player Henri Sattler, with Hans Leegstra (guitar) and Ard de Weerd.

Sattler and Leegstra had previously been in Dysentery; Leegstra, quickly after the band formed, left the music scene altogether.

1991

They recorded a demo, Christ Hunt, in 1991, after which Marco Arends joined on bass.

Their first album, The Christhunt, was released on the German label Shark.

Meanwhile, Arends left (to rejoin Altar) and was replaced by Marcel Beukeveld.

The Christhunt did poorly; the label had refused to feature a dissected rat on the cover and did not promote the record at all.

Dethroned went on hiatus the following year, in part because Sattler's anti-Christian sympathy was not shared by all, and Sattler formed a new group called Ministry of Terror.

1996

In 1996, after that band's 1994 album Fall of Life and a supporting European tour (with Impaled Nazarene), Sattler re-formed God Dethroned with guitarist Jens van der Valk (who did not share Sattler's anti-Christian sympathies either), bassist Beef, and drummer Roel Sanders.

1997

With this lineup a deal was signed with Metal Blade, and they issued The Grand Grimoire in Europe in 1997; the album was released in the U.S. the following year, along with a re-issue of The Christhunt, which featured the original cover art, with the dissected rat.

The Grand Grimorie did much better than The Christhunt did, and the band soon entered into a sort of high point.

The lineup of Sattler, Van Der Valk, Beef and Sanders would record the album Bloody Blasphemy, which many fans of the band consider to be their best work to date.

Successful tours and shows with bands like Marduk, Immortal, and Deicide would later follow.

After Bloody Blasphemy, Sanders soon left the band and was replaced by Puerto Rican drummer Tony Laureano.

2001

He would record only one album with the band: 2001's Ravenous.

2002

A new drummer was found, Ariën Van Weesenbeek, and the band entered the studio at the end of 2002 to record Into the Lungs of Hell.

More problems began to follow, as Beef and Jens were tired with the direction of the band and wanted to push for a more heavy and extreme sound with more anti-Christian lyrics (themes that had begun to start to fade to an extent on Ravenous), whereas Sattler wanted to keep the band at a more melodic and darker sound with lyrics focused more on darkness, horror, nihilism, and other themes.

After the recording and a short amount of touring for Into the Lungs of Hell, both the bassist and guitarist left the band, and Henri Sattler had to go look out for members once again.

Bassist Henk Zinger was quickly brought into the fold, and Ariën van Weesenbeek recommended Belgian guitarist Isaac Delahaye to the band.

2003

Laureano played with the band up till 2003, when he received an offer to join the American death metal band Nile.

2005

This lineup would finish up the remaining tour dates and would go back into the studio to record another album, 2005's The Lair of the White Worm.

2006

After touring for a little while, the band then went back into the studio with legendary producer Rick Rubin, and released The Toxic Touch in 2006 through American.

2007

Since Ariën van Weesenbeek had joined Dutch symphonic metal band Epica full-time in December 2007, he was replaced with former drummer Roel Sanders.

2008

In January 2008, two personnel changes were made.

2009

After a writing period, Passiondale was recorded and released in early 2009.

The album's concept is based on The Battle of Passchendaele during World War I.

Once the album was completed, auditions were held and Susan Gerl was selected as the new guitar player.

Shortly after the release Roel Sanders was asked to leave the band and Michiel Van Der Plicht was brought in.

2010

In 2010, Henri Sattler stated in a Metal Blade Press release: "We are halfway through the writing process for a new album, which we will record starting end of May. First, we'll play on the Killfest tour in the U.S. supporting Overkill together with label mates Woe of Tyrants and many other great bands.

Abigail Williams' axeman Ian Jekelis will take over touring duties for Susan, with whom we parted ways last January.

We will announce the name of our new shredder right before we play our first European festival in May"

Shortly after, guitarist Danny Tunker (Prostitute Disfigurement, Detonation) was announced as the new lead guitarist.

The New God Dethroned album Under The Sign Of The Iron Cross was released through Metal Blade on 22 November 2010 and met rave reviews.

It marked the first time God Dethroned became 'Album Of The Month' in the Netherlands' Aardschok magazine.

2011

Sattler announced that 2011 will be the last year of the band and their final show will be in December, but they performed at 70000 Tons of Metal festival in January 2012, after which they officially disbanded.

2015

Sattler announced that the band will reunite in 2015, performing at the 70,000 Tons of Metal Festival in January.

While they will only be a "small selection of shows," according to Sattler, the band does have more shows planned for 2015.

2017

But later on, God Dethroned played a lot of shows and in 2017 they even recorded a new album The World Ablaze.

The World Ablaze is the third album of the band's World War I trilogy.

The album got high ranks in metal charts.