Bloody Mary (band)
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| Bloody Mary | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Milan, Italy |
| Genre(s) | Gothic Rock, Gothic Metal |
| Years active | 2000 – present |
| Label(s) | valery records |
| Members | |
| Aldebran Alessandro Stranieri Simone Montagnani Stranger Giorgio Costa |
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| Former members | |
| Marco Russo | |
Bloody Mary is a gothic metal/gothic rock group from Milan, Italy.
Bloody Mary was formed in 2000 by guitarist Alessandro Stranieri and bass player Marco Russo, with Simone Montagnani, Aldebran and Giorgio Costa joining soon after. The band released the "Red" promo CD in 2003 and signed to london-based Sixsixsix Records in 2004. After returning to Milan, the band completed their debut album, "Blood'N'Roll", which was released in may 2005.
In March 2007 the 4-song EP "Dig Up For the Party", which included a cover of The Ramones "Pet Semetary" was given away at the london show at The Electrowerktz. Bloody Mary then signed to the italian Valery Records, and is recording a new album titled "party music for graveyards".
They have a cover for the song "Black Diamond" form the finnish band Stratovarius.
