Blood Command is a Norwegian punk-rock band formed in Bergen in 2008. Known for their energetic fusion of hardcore punk, pop, disco, and metal elements, the band has described their sound as death-pop. Their music blends aggressive riffs, catchy hooks, and danceable rhythms, creating a unique approach to punk that balances intensity with accessibility.

The band was founded by guitarist Yngve Andersen, vocalist Silje Tombre, and drummer Sigurd Haakaas. They released their debut album, Ghostclocks (2010), which earned them a nomination for the Norwegian Grammy Spellemannprisen. Their follow-up, Funeral Beach (2012), expanded their sonic palette and solidified their reputation for high-energy performances. Over the years, the lineup evolved, with vocalists Karina Ljone and later Nikki Brumen joining the band and contributing to albums such as Cult Drugs (2017), Praise Armageddonism (2022), and World Domination (2023).

Blood Command’s music is characterized by its bold genre-mixing, combining punk aggression with pop sensibilities and occasional metal textures. Lyrically, the band often explores themes of rebellion, cult culture, rave culture, and personal empowerment, delivering songs that are as provocative as they are infectious.

Through relentless touring, high-energy live shows, and a commitment to pushing the boundaries of punk, Blood Command has established themselves as one of Norway’s most distinctive and forward-thinking rock acts, blending ferocity, melody, and theatricality into a singular musical identity.