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A Perth five piece formed in 1997 by Kris Falconer, Farcic (ex-'''Vanadium''') and Jono Oliver, formerly of '''Rawkus''', K.I.N. played a style of industro-death metal on the first EP but later changed their sound considerably. The band's first ever gig was opening for [[Allegiance]] and in early 1998 supported '''Entombed'''. In what can only be described as unusual, this band enjoyed house band status at the Seaview Hotel in Fremantle for much of 1999. | A Perth five piece formed in 1997 by Kris Falconer, Farcic (ex-'''Vanadium''') and Jono Oliver, formerly of '''Rawkus''', K.I.N. played a style of industro-death metal on the first EP but later changed their sound considerably. The band's first ever gig was opening for [[Allegiance]] and in early 1998 supported '''Entombed'''. In what can only be described as unusual, this band enjoyed house band status at the Seaview Hotel in Fremantle for much of 1999. | ||
The band changed its line-up and become a heavy, groove-laden modern thrash band. After Page and Tull replaced previous members Jeremy Devereaux and Oliver, K.I.N. released 2001 released 'Hail to the Freak' before embarking on an east coast tour. Falconer was forced to leave the band in late 2002 with a throat problem. After a long period of inactivity, K.I.N. has since drafted McKay into the vocalist spot. K.I.N. featured at [[Metal for the Brain]] in Canberra and Perth in 2005. In January 2005, the band started work on a CD with John Sankey from [[Devolved]] supplying drum tracks but split up later the same year. | The band changed its line-up and become a heavy, groove-laden modern thrash band. After Page and Tull replaced previous members Jeremy Devereaux and Oliver, K.I.N. released 2001 released 'Hail to the Freak' before embarking on an east coast tour. Falconer was forced to leave the band in late 2002 with a throat problem. After a long period of inactivity, K.I.N. has since drafted McKay into the vocalist spot. K.I.N. featured at [[Metal for the Brain]] in Canberra and Perth in 2005. In January 2005, the band started work on a CD with John Sankey from [[Devolved]] supplying drum tracks but split up later the same year. Andy Page and Damien McKay later formed [[Blunt Force Trauma]]; Jeremy Devereaux joined [[Neverborn]]. | ||
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[[Category:Band List|K.I.N.]] | |||
Latest revision as of 23:47, 7 May 2013
K.I.N. | |
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| Origin | Perth, WA |
| Genres | Death metal, groove metal |
| Years active | 1997 - 2005 |
| Associated acts | Neverborn, Vanadium, Rawkus, Blunt Force Trauma |
| Past members | Jeremy Devereaux, Kris Falconer, Peter Farcic, Adam Fianaca, Dylan Galant, Jono Oliver, Andy Page, Leith Tull |
Band Members
- Final Line-Up
- Peter Farcic (bass)
- Andy Page (guitar)
- Dylan Galant (guitar)
- Leith Tull (drums)
- Damien McKay (vocals)
- Former Members
- Kris Falconer (vocals) (1997 - 2002)
- Adam Fianaca (drums) (1999 - 2002)
- Jeremy Devereaux (keys) (1998 - 1999)
- Jono Oliver (drums) (1997 - 1999)
Band Information
A Perth five piece formed in 1997 by Kris Falconer, Farcic (ex-Vanadium) and Jono Oliver, formerly of Rawkus, K.I.N. played a style of industro-death metal on the first EP but later changed their sound considerably. The band's first ever gig was opening for Allegiance and in early 1998 supported Entombed. In what can only be described as unusual, this band enjoyed house band status at the Seaview Hotel in Fremantle for much of 1999.
The band changed its line-up and become a heavy, groove-laden modern thrash band. After Page and Tull replaced previous members Jeremy Devereaux and Oliver, K.I.N. released 2001 released 'Hail to the Freak' before embarking on an east coast tour. Falconer was forced to leave the band in late 2002 with a throat problem. After a long period of inactivity, K.I.N. has since drafted McKay into the vocalist spot. K.I.N. featured at Metal for the Brain in Canberra and Perth in 2005. In January 2005, the band started work on a CD with John Sankey from Devolved supplying drum tracks but split up later the same year. Andy Page and Damien McKay later formed Blunt Force Trauma; Jeremy Devereaux joined Neverborn.
Discography
EPs:
| 1999 | Third Eye | self release | |
| 2001 | Hail to the Freak | self release |
Compilation tracks:
| Year | Track Title | Album Title | Label |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2007 | "Self-Hate Theory (Pt 1)" | Sovereign Studios Sampler Vol. 1 | Sovereign Studios |