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Edwin BorsheimVocalist of Kettle Cadaver, a metal band from the USA
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Biography
Edwin Borsheim is a renowned musician, primarily known as the frontman of the American metal band Kettle Cadaver. Born and raised in Norway, Borsheim later relocated to the United States.
Kettle Cadaver
In 1995, Borsheim co-founded Kettle Cadaver, where he serves as vocalist, songwriter, bassist, and organist. The band has released several albums, including their debut single "Horronomicon/Symphony of Nightmares."
The Hexed
Borsheim also fronts the band The Hexed, showcasing his versatility as a vocalist.
Controversial Performances
Borsheim's performances are notorious for their explicit and confrontational nature, featuring acts of self-harm and violence. These displays have drawn comparisons to the late GG Allin, as described by Ryan Bartek in his book "The Great Dreaded Prison." Borsheim's body is adorned with numerous tattoos.
Personal Life and Beliefs
Borsheim's behavior has been the subject of discussion and controversy. In an interview, he stated: "I just want to be real. The guy who hits himself in the face with a hammer to the point of dying is different from someone putting on a show."
Beyond music, Borsheim is passionate about bodybuilding and wrestling. He married fellow musician Eva O in 2008, who is known for her solo work and collaborations with bands like Christian Death and Shadow Project.
