Lucifer is a heavy metal band formed in Berlin in 2014 by German vocalist Johanna Platow. After several lineup changes over the years, Platow has remained the group’s central and constant member. Now based in Stockholm, the band has released five studio albums. In 2014, the occult rock band The Oath released their self‑titled debut album to strong critical praise. However, the duo — vocalist Johanna Sadonis (Platow) and guitarist Linnéa Olsson — split up later that same year. Sadonis, who had envisioned a long future for The Oath, was devastated by the breakup but quickly redirected her energy into forming a new band: Lucifer. It was immediately clear that former Oath and Angel Witch drummer Andy Prestidge, along with bassist Dino Gollnick — who had been preparing to join The Oath before its dissolution — would be part of the new project. When Sadonis mentioned to Rise Above Records founder Lee Dorrian that she needed a guitarist, he recommended his former Cathedral bandmate Gaz Jennings. Jennings joined without hesitation, and he and Sadonis soon began writing material for Lucifer’s early work.
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