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There are two bands using name “Dred”, described below:
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The band had its early beginnings in Sydney, Australia 2001, when two school friends Denis Vlachiotis (Lead/Rhythm Guitar) and Michael Conti (Bass/Vocals) collaborated to write and assemble material for what would soon become Dred.
With Michael Conti initially performing both bass and vocal duties, the band’s music began to take shape. Combining attributes of thrash and death metal, they were to spend the next two years developing the band’s direction, rehearsing, writing and refining their original material.
In late 2004, they met musician Mikhail Okrugin (Rhythm/Lead Guitar) and knew they had found someone who shared their passion. He joined the band and the nucleus of DRED was firmly established.
With several songs already written, the band set to work recording an instrumental 4-track demo, which they circulated around Sydney in the hope of finding a drummer and a vocalist to complete the line-up.
The search for a drummer proved to be a challenge. However after a thorough search David Horgan was spotted competing in the final of a prestigious national drumming competition. The guys immediately asked Dave to audition for the band, and within a short time he would take his place behind the kit for Dred.
Luckily the search for a vocalist was an easy one as close friend Evgeny Linnik, an experienced local vocalist, agreed to join the band late 2005. Evgeny’s powerful stage presence and unique vocal style were the final elements required in order for Dred to produce their own distinctive sound.
1)
The band had its early beginnings in Sydney, Australia 2001, when two school friends Denis Vlachiotis (Lead/Rhythm Guitar) and Michael Conti (Bass/Vocals) collaborated to write and assemble material for what would soon become Dred.
With Michael Conti initially performing both bass and vocal duties, the band’s music began to take shape. Combining attributes of thrash and death metal, they were to spend the next two years developing the band’s direction, rehearsing, writing and refining their original material.
In late 2004, they met musician Mikhail Okrugin (Rhythm/Lead Guitar) and knew they had found someone who shared their passion. He joined the band and the nucleus of DRED was firmly established.
With several songs already written, the band set to work recording an instrumental 4-track demo, which they circulated around Sydney in the hope of finding a drummer and a vocalist to complete the line-up.
The search for a drummer proved to be a challenge. However after a thorough search David Horgan was spotted competing in the final of a prestigious national drumming competition. The guys immediately asked Dave to audition for the band, and within a short time he would take his place behind the kit for Dred.
Luckily the search for a vocalist was an easy one as close friend Evgeny Linnik, an experienced local vocalist, agreed to join the band late 2005. Evgeny’s powerful stage presence and unique vocal style were the final elements required in order for Dred to produce their own distinctive sound.
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chess_master wrote:
This EP is SICK!
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fleshget wrote:
EP is fukin awesome!, i've listened them first time at last night on bus :Ç their melodies and catchy riffs are great! i wonder what's next seconds while listening them \m/
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lewman123 wrote:
Theres already like 10 Dreds as well
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eeriecold wrote:
why the name change? there is allready two other ouroboros's.
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DivineTheory wrote:
Heard the news guys? Dred is now Ouroboros. And I'm still eagerly awaiting that album.
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lewman123 wrote:
Your lucky then, The rest of us were waiting in the line when DRED played lol. Can't wait for their album I listen to the EP >9000 times a day on average.
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DivineTheory wrote:
I saw Dred at the Summer Slaughter opening for everyone. They were also really good. And I picked up a copy of their EP for AU$5. And it worth all the money paid.
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deidolon wrote:
fuckin fantastic tech. metal band. Really need to hear more.
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P_cell wrote:
Love Dred, I hope they get a lot of support. They manage to blend tech and thrash really well. Just ordered their cd yesterday.
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SatanicPotato wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3gWkBh6cHo&feature=related
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nitrovo wrote:
/growls EEEEEEEEEE-OH /evgenvy.
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Gazper wrote:
awesome, i'm waiting for some new material...
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silentxscream wrote:
Fucking AWESOME ;D
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RockLee94 wrote:
They would probably have more plays if they would release an LP. The four songs are freakin' fantastic but I can only listen to those for so long before I crave more...
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AntyM92 wrote:
Fuck, this is like Necrophagist but actually good.
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Slavland1184 wrote:
WTF. NEEDS MOAR LISTENERS.
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Shehzad wrote:
Killer stuff!
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mandrilion wrote:
it's fuckin beautiful how growling can mix with almost heavy metal guitar performance...dred rips
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Queckenbellzer wrote:
Really hot!
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Slavland1184 wrote:
actually let's go with amazing technical death/thrash metal. AWESOME.
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grotesque2010 and mcgelie added Dred to their libraries. Saturday evening
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DawnthiefZen wrote about Dred in Bands Ive Seen Live. 7 days ago
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Ausloschen tagged Dred with thrash metal, death metal and technical death metal. 16 days ago
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SKYSHY tagged Dred with female vocalists, trance, dance and 2 other tags. 24 days ago
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Caldudethrasher connected Dred to the group Australian Black Thrash and Death Metal. December 2009
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musickfreeck tagged Dred with ‘technical death metal’. November 2009
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dcb23t tagged Dred with magyar and hungarian. November 2009
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dcb23t updated the wiki page for Dred. (diff) November 2009
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omar310 added Dred to omar310’s library. November 2009
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