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===Band members=== | ===Band members=== | ||
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**Joel (vocals, guitar) | **Joel (vocals, guitar) | ||
**John (bass) | **John (bass) | ||
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===Band information=== | ===Band information=== | ||
Formed in 2005, This Future... Chaos played brutal deathcore with some heavy grooving breakdowns. Shortly after forming the band supported [[Parkway Drive]] at several Tasmanian shows and later in 2006 also played with [[I Killed the Prom Queen]]; however, This Future... Chaos had a heavier and more progressive approach than those bands. The band split in 2009 with Joel Hallam moving on to hardcore band Save the Clocktower. | Formed in 2005, This Future... Chaos played brutal deathcore with some heavy grooving breakdowns. Shortly after forming the band supported [[Parkway Drive]] at several Tasmanian shows and later in 2006 also played with [[I Killed the Prom Queen]]; however, This Future... Chaos had a heavier and more progressive approach than those bands. The band split in 2009 with Joel Hallam moving on to hardcore band '''Save the Clocktower'''. | ||
===Discography=== | ===Discography=== | ||
Revision as of 03:35, 22 December 2009
Band members
- Final Line-up
- Joel (vocals, guitar)
- John (bass)
- Kyle (drums)
- Luke (vocals)
- Nick (guitar)
Website
Formed
Hobart, TAS, 2005
Band information
Formed in 2005, This Future... Chaos played brutal deathcore with some heavy grooving breakdowns. Shortly after forming the band supported Parkway Drive at several Tasmanian shows and later in 2006 also played with I Killed the Prom Queen; however, This Future... Chaos had a heavier and more progressive approach than those bands. The band split in 2009 with Joel Hallam moving on to hardcore band Save the Clocktower.
Discography
Album:
| 2007 | This Future... Chaos | self release |