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Addictive was a Sydney thrash band that formed in 1988. They soon became one of the leading bands on the scene with two strong albums and a large following that carried through until their ultimate dissolution in 1996. The band's "Ward 74" demo led to serious interest and Addictive was picked up by Survival records, who issued the first album. The band supported '''Motörhead''' and found offshore interest in Germany and western Europe for their enthusiastic thrash metal style. Matt Coffey left the band after the first album however, and soon became a member of the embryonic [[Psychrist]] line-up. | Addictive was a Sydney thrash band that formed in 1988. They soon became one of the leading bands on the scene with two strong albums and a large following that carried through until their ultimate dissolution in 1996. The band's "Ward 74" demo led to serious interest and Addictive was picked up by Survival records, who issued the first album. The band supported '''Motörhead''' and found offshore interest in Germany and western Europe for their enthusiastic thrash metal style. Matt Coffey left the band after the first album however, and soon became a member of the embryonic [[Psychrist]] line-up. | ||
Steve Moore from [[Enticer]] moved in as Coffey's replacement in 1990. In 1991 and 1992 Addictive headlined the short-lived Metalfest events. During 1991 the band began work on a second album with producer Bob Daisley but the master tapes went missing and the resultant album did not emerge for another two years. | Steve Moore from [[Enticer]] moved in as Coffey's replacement in 1990. In 1991 and 1992 Addictive headlined the short-lived Metalfest events. During 1991 the band began work on a second album with producer Bob Daisley but the master tapes went missing and the resultant album did not emerge for another two years. The delays with the release of the album and subsequent lack of support by the label caused the band to lose much of their impetus and Addictive split in 1995. | ||
US label Divebomb re-released ''Kick 'em Hard'' with ''Pity of Man'' included as a second disc in 2014. | |||
===Discography=== | ===Discography=== | ||
Revision as of 22:26, 8 June 2022
Addictive | |
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| Origin | Sydney, NSW |
| Genres | Thrash metal |
| Years active | 1988 - 1995 |
| Associated acts | Mortal Sin, Henry's Anger, Psychrist, Dungeon, Vaticide, Dark Order, Enticer |
| Past members | Joe Buttigieg, Matt Coffey, Steve Moore, Greg Smith, Mick Sultana |
Band members
- Final line-up
- Greg Smith (vocals, bass)
- Joe Buttigieg (guitar)
- Mick Sultana (guitar)
- Steve Moore (drums)
- Former members
- Matt Coffey (drums) 1988 - 1990
Formed
Sydney, NSW, 1988
Band information
Addictive was a Sydney thrash band that formed in 1988. They soon became one of the leading bands on the scene with two strong albums and a large following that carried through until their ultimate dissolution in 1996. The band's "Ward 74" demo led to serious interest and Addictive was picked up by Survival records, who issued the first album. The band supported Motörhead and found offshore interest in Germany and western Europe for their enthusiastic thrash metal style. Matt Coffey left the band after the first album however, and soon became a member of the embryonic Psychrist line-up.
Steve Moore from Enticer moved in as Coffey's replacement in 1990. In 1991 and 1992 Addictive headlined the short-lived Metalfest events. During 1991 the band began work on a second album with producer Bob Daisley but the master tapes went missing and the resultant album did not emerge for another two years. The delays with the release of the album and subsequent lack of support by the label caused the band to lose much of their impetus and Addictive split in 1995.
US label Divebomb re-released Kick 'em Hard with Pity of Man included as a second disc in 2014.
Discography
Albums:
| 1989 | Pity of Man | Rattlesnake |
| 1993 | Kick 'em Hard | Survival |
| 1997 | Compilation | Survival |
| 2014 | Kick 'em Hard | Divebomb |