In 2007, after Stalaggh completed their trilogy (Projekt Nihil, Projekt Terrror, and Projekt Misanthropia), they changed their name to Gulaggh. A stalag is a Nazi POW concentration camp, while a gulag is a Soviet work camp. The extra G and H stand for Global Holocaust. With Gulaggh they will also create a trilogy. The titles of the trilogy are as follows: Vorkuta, Norilsk, and Kolyma. These are the names of worst Soviet Gulag concentration camps that were located north of the Arctic Circle.
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In 2007, after Stalaggh completed their trilogy (Projekt Nihil, Projekt Terrror, and Projekt Misanthropia), they changed their name to Gulaggh. A stalag is a Nazi POW concentration camp, while a gulag is a Soviet work camp. The extra G and H stand for Global Holocaust. With Gulaggh they will also create a trilogy. The titles of the trilogy are as follows: Vorkuta, Norilsk, and Kolyma. These are the names of worst Soviet Gulag concentration camps that were located north of the Arctic Circle. The first Gulaggh CD was finished in July 2008; this time they used only classical instruments like violins, trumpets, etc. For vocals they used several mental patients and over 30 children from a youth mental asylum.
