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                        "*": "===Band Members===\n\n*Line-Up\n**Chris Chalk (guitar)\n**Adam DeRosa (guitar)\n**Cameron Forman (vocals, keys)\n**Matt Franklin (drums)\n**Paul Grando (bass)\n\n===Formed===\n\nPerth, WA, 1995\n\n===Band Information===\n\nRealm was a strident power metal band from Perth whose earliest incarnation was as a five piece unit called '''Saviour''' in 1995. Despite a lengthy original repertoire, an official release did not appear. By mid-1999 the line-up had expanded to include DeRosa and Franklin, and Realm had two tracks included on an Italian '''Iron Maiden''' tribute album. Bad singing and ordinary playing did not help their efforts.\n \nThe band was planning an audacious national tour for early 2000, but then Grando left the fold and in January 2001 Realm announced it had ended, with some members forming '''Immortal Myth''' (of whom nothing more is known) and Chalk joining [[Ravens'head]]. Grando later also joined that band.\n\n===Discography===\n\n'''Compilation track:'''\n\n{| \n! width=\"40\"| Year\n! width=\"220\"| Track Title\n! width=\"220\"| Album Title\n! width=\"70\"| Label\n|-\n| 1999\n| \"Bring Your Daughter... to the Slaughter\" \n| '''''Children of the Damned: A Tribute to Iron Maiden'''''\n| Energy\n|-|}\n\n[[Category:Bands from Western Australia]]\n[[Category:Bands from Perth]]\n[[Category:Band List]]"
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                        "*": "===Band Members===\n\n*Current Line-Up\n**Paul Smith (guitar, drums)\n**Rob Bow (vocals, guitar, bass)\n\n*Former Members\n**Dave Lawler (drums) (2003)\n**Leigh McAndrew (bass, effects) (1997 - 2000)\n\n===Website===\n\n[http://www.realmsandevolution.com realmsandevolution.com]\n\n===Formed===\n\nAdelaide, SA, 1997\n\n===Band Information===\n\nRealms and Evolution was formed by Smith and McAndrew in 1997. Songs were completed while other members were sought to complete a full line-up but in the end the album was recorded as a duo. A second album was begun but not finished until 2000 and shortly after McAndrews left, leaving the album unreleased. \n\nIn 2003, Smith and two of his former [[Dream Sovereign]] bandmates Lawler and Bow began working on further R&E material but Lawler was unable to commit and departed. With Smith laying down drum tracks, ''Mutation'' was completed by mid-2006 and released in 2007.\n\n===Discography===\n\n'''Album:'''\n\n{| \n! width=\"200\" height=\"200 | \n! width=\"40\"| \n! width=\"220\"| \n! width=\"220\"| \n|-\n| [[Image:Mutation.jpg|thumb|150px]]\n| 2007\n| '''''Mutation'''''\n| self release\n|-\n|}\n\n[[Category:Bands from South Australia]]\n[[Category:Bands from Adelaide]]\n[[Category:Band List]]"
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