The Concubine
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The Concubine | ||
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Background information | ||
Origin | Tabernacle, New Jersey, U.S.A. | |
Genre(s) | Deathcore Metalcore |
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Years active | 2003 - current | |
Label(s) | Corrosive Recordings | |
Members | ||
Kyle Smith (guitar) Dave Stahl (vocals) Dan Pilla (guitar) Jeff Herron (bass) Matt Digise (drums) |
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Former members | ||
Matt Olivio (vocals) |
The Concubine is a deathcore band from Tabernacle, New Jersey [1][2] that is known for their intricate and complex songs.[3] The group formed in 2003,[1] they have since toured extensively with Evergreen Terrace, Psyopus and other, similar bands.[1] They have a sound similar to the likes of The Black Dahlia Murder and Between the Buried and Me [2] and are gaining recognition as one of the better up-and-coming metal bands.[4][5]
The group made their recording debut with a 2004 EP title, Maestro, If You Will. Their first full length album, Abaddon has been widely reviewed [3][6][7]
[edit] Discography
Studio Albums
Date | Title | Label |
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2004 | Maestro, If You Will | unsigned |
2006 | Abaddon | Corrosive Recordings |
[edit] External Links
The Concubine's Official Myspace
[edit] References
- ^ a b c "The Concubine - Biography" by Eduardo Rivadavia, All Music Guide (link)
- ^ a b The Concubine's MySpace page (link)
- ^ a b "Abbadon - Review" by Eduardo Rivadavia, All Music Guide (link)
- ^ "Ten of Metal's Best Kept Secrets" by "The 616", DeafeningSound.com, July 28, 2006 (link)
- ^ "Music Reviews", Beowolf Productions, December 2006 (link)
- ^ "Reviews: The Concubine - Abaddon" by Dan Berkman, Punkbands.com (link)
- ^ "The Cocubine - Abaddon: Wall, meet anything that sticks" [review] by Aaron Burgess, Decibel Magazine (link)