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| origin = Melbourne, VIC | |||
| genre = Metalcore | |||
| years_active = 1990 – 1997 | |||
| label = Shagpile, BMG | |||
| associated_acts = [[Killrazer]], [[Grungeon]], [[Dark Order]] | |||
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| past_members = Adam Cooper, Doug Dalton Cameron McNiven, Karsten Poll, Stefan Poll, Ramon Valera | |||
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**Doug Dalton (guitar) (1990 - 1991) | **Doug Dalton (guitar) (1990 - 1991) | ||
===Band Information=== | ===Band Information=== | ||
Melbourne's Suiciety was perhaps one of the first bands to experiment with the mix of thrash metal and hardcore that would later become known as metalcore. The band began tearing up the nation's stages under the name '''Ward 13''' in 1990, at that time with Doug Dalton on guitar. Shortly after the name change, he was replaced by Varela. Dalton then joined Sydney death metal band [[Grungeon]]. Suiciety's debut album was a raging slab of ripper hardcore with more than occasional flashes of blistering metal. After this the band scored supports with the likes of '''Kreator''', '''Fear Factory''', '''Bolt Thrower''', '''Body Count''' and '''Sepultura'''. Their talent for melding styles was even better defined on ''Primrose Path''. Coupled with such high quality releases was the Suiciety live show--a furiously dynamic whirlwind which never failed to please. The 'Cell' EP was the band's first release for BMG, a slightly less chaotic issue than previously, but good nonetheless and showed plenty of promise for a future release. After this however, the band completely disappeared. Doug Dalton later joined Sydney thrash band [[Dark Order]] and is now with [[Killrazer]]. | Melbourne's Suiciety was perhaps one of the first bands to experiment with the mix of thrash metal and hardcore that would later become known as metalcore. The band began tearing up the nation's stages under the name '''Ward 13''' in 1990, at that time with Doug Dalton on guitar. Shortly after the name change, he was replaced by Varela. Dalton then joined Sydney death metal band [[Grungeon]]. Suiciety's debut album was a raging slab of ripper hardcore with more than occasional flashes of blistering metal. After this the band scored supports with the likes of '''Kreator''', '''Fear Factory''', '''Bolt Thrower''', '''Body Count''' and '''Sepultura'''. Their talent for melding styles was even better defined on ''Primrose Path''. Coupled with such high quality releases was the Suiciety live show--a furiously dynamic whirlwind which never failed to please. The 'Cell' EP was the band's first release for BMG, a slightly less chaotic issue than previously, but good nonetheless and showed plenty of promise for a future release. After this however, the band completely disappeared. Doug Dalton later joined Sydney thrash band [[Dark Order]] and is now with [[Killrazer]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:19, 1 August 2013
Suiciety | |
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| Origin | Melbourne, VIC |
| Genres | Metalcore |
| Years active | 1990 – 1997 |
| Labels | Shagpile, BMG |
| Associated acts | Killrazer, Grungeon, Dark Order |
| Past members | Adam Cooper, Doug Dalton Cameron McNiven, Karsten Poll, Stefan Poll, Ramon Valera |
Band Members
- Final Line-Up
- Adam Cooper (vocals)
- Cameron McNiven (drums)
- Karsten Poll (guitar)
- Stefan Poll (bass)
- Ramon Valera (guitar)
- Former Members
- Doug Dalton (guitar) (1990 - 1991)
Band Information
Melbourne's Suiciety was perhaps one of the first bands to experiment with the mix of thrash metal and hardcore that would later become known as metalcore. The band began tearing up the nation's stages under the name Ward 13 in 1990, at that time with Doug Dalton on guitar. Shortly after the name change, he was replaced by Varela. Dalton then joined Sydney death metal band Grungeon. Suiciety's debut album was a raging slab of ripper hardcore with more than occasional flashes of blistering metal. After this the band scored supports with the likes of Kreator, Fear Factory, Bolt Thrower, Body Count and Sepultura. Their talent for melding styles was even better defined on Primrose Path. Coupled with such high quality releases was the Suiciety live show--a furiously dynamic whirlwind which never failed to please. The 'Cell' EP was the band's first release for BMG, a slightly less chaotic issue than previously, but good nonetheless and showed plenty of promise for a future release. After this however, the band completely disappeared. Doug Dalton later joined Sydney thrash band Dark Order and is now with Killrazer.
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Discography
Albums:
| 1993 | Deeper Vision | Shagpile | |
| 1994 | Primrose Path | Shagpile |
EPs:
| 1994 | Shades of Grey | Shagpile | |
| 1994 | TCP | Shagpile | |
| 1995 | Cell | BMG |
Compilation tracks:
| Year | Track Title | Album Title | Label |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1992 | "Saddam Hussein" | From Brunswick to Babylon | Nomad |
| 1995 | "TCP" | Eleven | ABC/EMI |
| 1995 | "Night Prowler" | Fusebox | BMG |