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===Band information===
===Band information===


Scarlett Monstyrski formed the original version of Sabïre in Canada in 2010. After settling in Australia, he reformed the band in 2015 and recorded ''Gates Ajar'' in 2016 with Paul Corben from '''Devine Electric''' on drums. The EP was finally released in 2018. When '''Devine Electric''' split, guitarist Ivor Radacaj and bassist Zoran Mrakic joined Sabïre and before the year was out they had played at Keep it True in Germany and several other European dates. The EP was re-released by Polish label Skol in 2019. Further overseas touring was curtailed by COVID, but a second album is due in 2022.
Scarlett Monstyrski formed the original version of Sabïre in Canada in 2010. After settling in Australia, he reformed the band in 2015 and recorded ''Gates Ajar'' in 2016 with Paul Corben from '''Devine Electric''' on drums. The EP was finally released in 2018. When '''Devine Electric''' split, guitarist Ivor Radacaj and bassist Zoran Mrakic joined Sabïre and before the year was out they had played at Keep it True in Germany and several other European dates. The EP was re-released by Polish label Skol in 2019. Further overseas touring was curtailed by COVID, but an album is due in 2022.


===Discography===
===Discography===

Revision as of 16:55, 13 February 2022

Sabïre
OriginSydney, NSW
GenresHeavy metal
Years active2015 – present
Associated actsDevine Electric, Killrazer, Public Hanging, Dark Order
Websitehttp://www.theneptunepowerfederation.com
MembersScarlett Monastyrski, Paul Corben, Ivor Radocaj, Zoran Mrakic

Band members

  • Line-up
    • Scarlett Monstyrski (vocals, guitar, keys)
    • Paul Corben (drums)
    • Ivor Radacaj (guitar)
    • Zoran Mrakic (bass, vocals)

Formed

Canada, 2010

Band information

Scarlett Monstyrski formed the original version of Sabïre in Canada in 2010. After settling in Australia, he reformed the band in 2015 and recorded Gates Ajar in 2016 with Paul Corben from Devine Electric on drums. The EP was finally released in 2018. When Devine Electric split, guitarist Ivor Radacaj and bassist Zoran Mrakic joined Sabïre and before the year was out they had played at Keep it True in Germany and several other European dates. The EP was re-released by Polish label Skol in 2019. Further overseas touring was curtailed by COVID, but an album is due in 2022.

Discography

EP:

2018 Gates Ajar Independent

Singles:

2020 Mistress Mistress Independent
2020 Ice Cold Lust Independent