Brodequin
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| Brodequin | |
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| Origin | Knoxville, Tennessee |
| Genre(s) | Deathgrind |
| Years active | 1998–present |
| Label(s) | Unmatched Brutality Records |
| Members | |
| Michael Bailey Jamie Bailey Jon Engman |
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Brodequin is a deathgrind band from Knoxville, Tennessee. Formed in 1998 by brothers Mike and Jamie Bailey, the band has released three full-length albums to date.
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[edit] The band's music
The name Brodequin was originally chosen by Jamie Bailey to sum up the group and their content. In Bailey's own words "The Brodequin was an instrument of torture designed to destroy the victim's legs by hammering wedges of wood or metal between the legs and boards tied tightly around them. In some cases the damage was so severe the marrow of the bones would flow freely from the wounds."[1] The group's lyrical content holds close to its name, often referring to torture devices through time. Their lyrics are typical for the death metal scene overall, with the frequent references to death, dismemberment, torture, murder and sexual abuse that characterize the genre. The group would intend, however, to give far more of a historical basis for its lyrics than other bands. Jamie Bailey is himself a history graduate[2], and most of his lyrics are based upon real historical events and implements.
[edit] Discography
- 1998 - Untitled 4-song recording (Demo)
- 2000 - Instruments of Torture (Full length)
- 2002 - Festival of Death (Full length)
- 2003 - Prelude to Execution (EP)
- 2004 - Methods of Execution (Full length)
[edit] Interviews
- 2005 Interview at Vampire Magazine
- 2003 Interview with band on Tarterean Desire Webzine
- 2003 Interview with Chad Walls, former drummer
- 2002 Interview on Lords of Metal
- Geocities interview with Jamie Bailey
[edit] External links
[edit] References
- ^ Interview on Lords of Metal website, accessed 20 Feb 2008
- ^ "It isn't supposed to sound like a Madonna". Interview in Vampire Magazine website, accessed 20 Feb 2008
