Tehôm

TeHÔM (official capitalization) is dark ambient/ritual ambient/industrial/experimental music project from Zagreb, Croatia.

Originally started in 1987 when the 4-man metal band Ivor The Lord changed its name to Ivor Lord and continued as a duo of two original band's members Siniša Očuršćak and Goran Terihaj. Music style was also changed from metal to ambient/industrial.

From period between 1988 and 1989 the first demo was recorded, that supposed to be released on FV record company, but was ultimately released on a DIY cassette titled "Gospod Je Lice Naše".

In 1991 project again changed its name to TeHÔM.

Goran Terihaj left the project in 1993, and since that time TeHÔM became a solo project of Siniša Očuršćak until he died in 1997 after completing the second album "Theriomorphic Spirits" (released only in 2000) with some help of Miljenko Rajaković (while not being official member - in his own words: "On this album I have helped little bit with some sounds and other small things for that album.").

In 2010 Miljenko Rajaković reactivated TeHÔM as his solo project in the memory of Siniša (as well as their duo project Principia Audiomatica).

Band members:
Miljenko Rajaković (2010-present)

Former members:
Siniša Očuršćak (1991-1997)
Goran Terihaj (1991-1993)