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**Chris Deloy (keys, drums) | **Chris Deloy (keys, drums) | ||
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**Federic Leduc (guitar) | **Federic Leduc (guitar) | ||
**Edward Katz (bass, keys) | **Edward Katz (bass, keys) | ||
===Website=== | |||
[http://myspace.com/vauxdvihl myspace.com/vauxdvihl] | |||
===Formed=== | ===Formed=== | ||
Revision as of 12:29, 25 January 2010
Band members
- Current Line-up
- Chris Deloy (keys, drums)
- Fab Gallen (vocals, guitar, bass)
- Paul Read (guitar)
- Former members
- Stacy Handchild (vocals)
- Federic Leduc (guitar)
- Edward Katz (bass, keys)
Website
Formed
Melbourne, VIC, 1992
Band information
Taking variant band-name spellings to an almost ridiculous level, Melbourne's Vauxdvihl (pronounced 'vaudeville') was a skilled and interesting progressive metal band, sort of like a darker version of Dream Theater. The band's album made some considerable impact outside of Australia while remaining virtually unheard of here, but fans of inspired and original progressive metal are urged to seek it out. Be warned however, as being a self-released issue To Dimension Logic is very rare.
The follow-up EP featured only Deloy and Fallen from the previous line-up and was completely different musically as well, geared in an experimental industrial direction. Two further recordings have since emerged, the most recent a demo in mid-2007.
Discography
Album:
| 1994 | To Dimension Logic | self release |
EPs:
| 1996 | Vog | self release |