Håvard Jørgensen

Håvard Jørgensen
Background information
Birth name Håvard Jørgensen
Also known as Haavard
Lemarchand
Born (1975-09-26) 26 September 1975
Oslo, Norway
Origin Norway
Genres Black metal, rock, pop
Occupation(s) Musician, composer
Instruments Guitars, vocals
Years active 1992–present
Associated acts Ulver
Satyricon
Akki & Hojo
C-Systems
InPublik
Snøhvitt

Håvard Jørgensen, also known as Haavard, Lemarchand and Hojo, is a songwriter, guitarist and vocalist who has contributed in several bands and musical projects since the early 1990s, including Satyricon, Ulver, SCN, C-Systems, and Akki & Hojo and the genres span from black metal to pop-rock. Jørgensen is occupied with the alternative rock group Snøhvitt.

Career

Satyricon

One of the initiators of the band Eczema (which later on became Satyricon) which started up in 1991. Eczema won (as the first death metal-act) the Oslo Championship of Rock in 1992 – and changed thereafter the name to Satyricon.[1] Jørgensen participated on the first demo The Forest Is My Throne, but quit the band to join the newly founded Ulver in 1993.[2]

Ulver

Jørgensen was with Ulver from 1993 to 2000, and later as a session-guitarist.[3]

Akki and Hojo

Songwriter, vocalist and guitarist in Akki & Hojo from 2004-2008.

C-Systems

Vocalist and guitarist in C-Systems from 2008.

InPublik

Vocalist, guitarist and songwriter in InPublik from 2008–2011.
Inpublik were among the finalists in the web-based version of the Norwegian X Factor, Studio X in 2009.[4]

Snøhvitt

Vocalist, guitarist and songwriter in Snøhvitt from 2012–present.

Discography

Satyricon

Ulver

The Mindtrip Project

SCN

Head Control System

Akki and Hojo

C-Systems

References

  1. "Ulver Discography". Encyclopedia Metallum. Retrieved 13 June 2010.
  2. "Satyricon". Encyclopedia Metallum. Retrieved 13 June 2010.
  3. "Ulver Discography". Metal Kingdom. Metal Kingdom. Retrieved 13 June 2010.
  4. The Rachel Iren Mathisen (27 November 2009). "Inpublik er Finalister". Groruddalen (in Norwegian). Retrieved 13 June 2010.

Sources

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