In 1990 Törr, then consisting of Henych on bass and vocals, Daniel

In 1990 Törr, then consisting of Henych on bass and vocals, Daniel “Šakal” Švarc on guitar and vocals, and Martin “Melmus” Melmuka on drums, released their debut album, titled Armageddon , which went on to sell over 60,000 copies. The record also included a contribution from Ota Balage on keyboards. The same year, the band was joined by second guitarist, Pavel “Monroe” Kohout, who also contributed additional vocals. In 1991, Törr followed their successful debut with the album Institut klinické smrti , which shocked audiences with cover art depicting a flayed Jesus Christ on a cross. After Kohout’s departure in 1992, the band, once more a trio, released their third album, Chcípni o kus dál , which bore a mixed sound, less the pure black metal of their previous efforts.