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


The McDougall Brothers are Melbourne musicians who have previously been members of bands '''Repugnance''' and '''Block Nation'''. Ando is the bass player with [[Dreadnaught]]. In early 2006, the brothers recorded a version of '''Pantera’s''' “War Nerve” for a tribute album and intimated that they would continue as a recording project, however, Dan McDougall has since joined [[Frankenbok]] so this may not come to pass.
The McDougall Brothers are Melbourne musicians who have previously been members of bands '''Repugnance''' and '''Block Nation'''. Ando is the bass player with [[Dreadnaught]]. In early 2006, the brothers recorded a version of '''Pantera’s''' “War Nerve” for a tribute album and intimated that they would continue as a recording project, however, Dan McDougall then joined [[Frankenbok]] so this may not come to pass.


===Discography===
===Discography===
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[[Category:Bands from Victoria|Macdougall Brothers]]
[[Category:Bands from Melbourne]]
[[Category:Bands from Melbourne|Macdougall Brothers]]
[[Category:Band List|Macdougall Brothers]]

Latest revision as of 08:40, 23 July 2013

Band information

  • Line-up
    • Ando McDougall (bass, drums)
    • Dan McDougall (vocals, guitar)

Website

myspace.com/themcdougallbrothers

Formed

Melbourne, VIC, 2006

Band information

The McDougall Brothers are Melbourne musicians who have previously been members of bands Repugnance and Block Nation. Ando is the bass player with Dreadnaught. In early 2006, the brothers recorded a version of Pantera’s “War Nerve” for a tribute album and intimated that they would continue as a recording project, however, Dan McDougall then joined Frankenbok so this may not come to pass.

Discography

Compilation tracks:

Year Track Title Album Title Label
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2006 "War Nerve" The Art of Shredding: A Tribute to Dime DarkStar