Difference between revisions of "D-Nine"

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Band members

Current Lineup
- Boots - vocals (1998 - 2005, 2008 - present)
- Horse - vocals (1998 - 2005, 2008 - present)
- Geoff - drums (1998 - 2005, 2008 - present)
- Dan - guitar (1998 - 2001, 2001 - 2005, 2008 - present)
- Nick - bass/samples (2002 - 2005, 2008 - present)

Former members
- Father John - samples (2001 - 2005, 2008)
- Steve - guitar (2002 - 2005, 2008)
- Pete - guitar (1998 - 2002)
- Matt - guitar (2001)
- Aaron - guitar (1998)
- Adam - bass (1998 - 2002)
- Kent - bass (2002)

Website

http://www.myspace.com/d-nine

http://www.facebook.com/d9metal

Formed

Brisbane, QLD, 1998

Band information

With nearly 15 years' history behind them, Brisbane metal mainstays D9 have well and truly cemented themselves as a force to be reckoned with. Their career has seen them banned from venues, destroy stages (literally) and pummel national metal festivals in their drive to produce the dirtiest and most powerful live show they can. The band has even come back from the brink of death to reform as a tight five piece.

D9 started in 1998 as a six-piece band, playing their first gig in Wynnum. Over the next couple of years, D9 carved their niche in the Brisbane metal and punk scene by playing at venues including the Railway Hotel and the Gabba Hotel.

After line-up changes in 2001, D9 became a seven-piece band. It was that line-up that entered the studio to record their debut full-length album 'High Binder'.

The High Binder' LP was official released on Ward 69 Records in early 2003, and was quickly followed by shows in Canberra, Sydney and Adelaide. Later highlights included supporting Strapping Young Lad, and slots on Overcranked and Metal for the Brain.

In May 2005, D9 called it a day… but not for long. In March 2008, the band hit the stage for a reunion gig at Infernofest. The taste was back. Continuing as a five-piece, D9 has since shared the stage with bands such as Frankenbok, Segression, The Dead, Dreamkillers and Silver Ocean Storm. They have also played top slots at Infernofest 1, 2 and 3 and Dead Of Winter '09 and '10.

In 2011, D9 entered Blackbox Studios with Matt Taylor to record a slab of heavy new songs. The new EP, 'Nothing Is Real Now', is available online and in stores Monday 28th November 2011.

Discography

Albums:


	2003	High Binder	Ward 69 Records

EPs:


	1999	Psycho Skin Babies	Independant.

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 ===Band information===
-D9 started in 1998 as a six-piece band. Playing their first gig in Wynnum where most of the band was from... 4178.
+With nearly 15 years' history behind them, Brisbane metal mainstays D9 have well and truly cemented themselves as a force to be reckoned with. Their career has seen them banned from venues, destroy stages (literally) and pummel national metal festivals in their drive to produce the dirtiest and most powerful live show they can. The band has even come back from the brink of death to reform as a tight five piece.
-Over the next couple of years D9 got working and playing with some other brisbane bands. Playing gigs at the Railway Hotel and later the Gabba Hotel with mostly punk bands. At this time the '''‘Circles’''' EP was recorded at Modern Music with Dave Leonard.
+D9 started in 1998 as a six-piece band, playing their first gig in Wynnum. Over the next couple of years, D9 carved their niche in the Brisbane metal and punk scene by playing at venues including the Railway Hotel and the Gabba Hotel.
-A couple of member changes and a member addition in 2001 made D9 then a seven-piece band. Drums, bass, two guitars, two vocals, samples. After an east coast tour the lads entered the studio to record their full-length album '''‘High Binder’''' which was official released on '''Ward 69 Records''' in early 2003.
+After line-up changes in 2001, D9 became a seven-piece band. It was that line-up that entered the studio to record their debut full-length album ''''High Binder''''.
-D9 toured through Canberra and Sydney, scored a [[Metal for the Brain]] slot, supported '''Strapping Young Lad''' and later played in Adelaide. D9 has also played on all the [[Overcranked]] festivals - while the band was together. D9 called it a day in May 2005.
+The '''High Binder'''' LP was official released on '''Ward 69 Records''' in early 2003, and was quickly followed by shows in Canberra, Sydney and Adelaide. Later highlights included supporting Strapping Young Lad, and slots on '''Overcranked''' and '''Metal for the Brain'''.
-After almost 3 years, the band played a reunion gig at '''Infernofest''' in March 2008. The band was well accepted at the gig. Playing a short set of entirely old songs, most were from 'High Binder' with a couple of newer ones thrown in. The gig was played as a seven-piece, the same line-up as when we split in 2005.
+In May 2005, D9 called it a day… but not for long. In March 2008, the band hit the stage for a reunion gig at Infernofest. The taste was back. Continuing as a five-piece, D9 has since shared the stage with bands such as [[Frankenbok]], [[Segression]], [[The Dead]], [[Dreamkillers]] and [[Silver Ocean Storm]]. They have also played top slots at '''Infernofest 1, 2 and 3''' and '''Dead Of Winter '09 and '10'''.
-In April 2008, the band decided to continue as a five-piece. D9 has been chipping away at new songs since then, all the while making time to play a handful of shows sharing the stage with [[Segression]], [[Dreamkillers]], [[Hollow]], [[The Dead]], Silver Ocean Storm and playing a top slot at '''Infernofest 1,2 & 3''' and '''Dead Of Winter ’09 and ‘10'''.
+In 2011, D9 entered Blackbox Studios with Matt Taylor to record a slab of heavy new songs. The new EP, ''''Nothing Is Real Now'''', is available online and in stores Monday 28th November 2011.
-has seen D9 enter Blackbox Studios with Matt Taylor for the immortalisation of new songs. The later half of 2011 will see these songs released on the '''‘Nothing Is Real Now’''' EP.
 ===Discography===