Malhavoc

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Malhavoc
Origin Toronto Area, ON, Canada
Years active 1983–present, with some still moments
Labels Epidemic Records
Cargo Records
Metal Blade
Sweet Tooth Recordings

Dubbed by many as the "early Ministry" before the industrial genre was defined circa 1985, Malhavoc's dark themed performance included now legendary stage antics of nude performance, body mutilation (scarification), punishment and persona characterization (MC J.C.).

Band leader James C. has gone beyond his band's realm and on to collaborate on projects with Motley Crue, Monster Magnet, Dave "Rave" Ogilvie (Jakalope), Tool, Carole Pope (Rough Trade), Voïvod, Ariel and DJ gigs.

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[edit] Current and Former Members/Collaborators

  • James Cavalluzzo, aka James C., aka MC J.C., aka Jimi LaMort, aka Da Jive Talkin' Robot
  • John Carss, aka John C.
  • Dave C.
  • Ric H.
  • Rob Wright, aka Rob W.
  • Chris "Skid" Scahill, aka Chris
  • Steve Jelliman, aka Steve J.
  • Dave Kiner
  • Steve Crowhurst, aka Steve Krohurst
  • Rob Sanzo
  • Justin Pearen
  • Justin Small
  • Lee "Sick Dog" McCormack
  • John Calabrese
  • Stella Panaci
  • Victor Rebello
  • Dave Ogilvie
  • Semper Fi

[edit] Discography

[edit] Official Releases

  • 1990 The Release
  • 1991 Punishments (EP)
  • 1992 Premeditated Murder
  • 1994 Get Down
  • 1998 Eat Me (EP, recorded 1995)
  • 1999 The Lazarus Complex : A Tale of Two Zombies (recorded 1995)
  • 2004 Human Fly (EP, promotional)

[edit] Demos

  • 1985 (title unknown) Malhavoc's 4th demo tape was recorded in 1985 and featured the song Beginning of the End, which was also added to Premeditated Murder
  • 1987 (title unknown) At least three songs were recorded during a session at the old Reaction Studios in Toronto. They can be found on the Canadian release of Premeditated Murder
  • 1988 Shrine (featured in its entirety on the Canadian version of The Release, three tracks also feature on the USA Metal Blade version of Premeditated Murder)

[edit] Videos

  • Second Image (1990)
  • Crusade (1992)
  • Naked (1994)

[edit] External Links

  • Malhavoc Yahoo! Group [1]
  • RockDetector Entry [2]
  • BNR Metal Pages Entry [3]
  • Unofficial website [4]
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