Last Tribe

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Last Tribe was a New York based band signed to Energy Records which released the albums "Substance and Soul" in 1993 as well as "Live at Wetlands" in 1994. Last Tribe played it's final show in NYC's Irving Plaza in 1994 after many years on the touring circuit. After the demise of Last Tribe Smith and Rick Dobbelaer formed the band Unspun and signed a deal with Universal Records in 2001. Unspun broke up after minor success with their single "When It All Comes Down". Other members of Unspun included Christian Celaya (now of NYC's Benzos) and Tomer Danan (formerly of Robbers on High Street).

1 Members
2 Albums
3 Members
- 3.1 Current
- 3.2 Former
4 External links

[edit] Members

Last Tribe NY (Original)

John Smith - Vocals, Guitar
Rick Dobbelaer - Guitar, Vocals
Pete Jameson - Bass
Dave Ramie - Drum

[edit] Albums

Substance and Soul - 1993 - Energy Records

Final Offering
Substance and Soul
It Will Find You
It Has Found you
Temporary Mortuary
Sundays in The Womb
Let's Ride
Only I
Penance
Shoot For The Real Thing
Do You Really Know
Intimate Loneliness
Whores
Wither In Fascination
Until The Break Of Day
Skin Deep

Live At Wetlands - 1993 - Energy Records

Tomorrow Never Knows
Wither In Fascination
In A Forest
Shoot for The Real Thing

Last Tribe is a Swedish heavy metal band started by guitarist Magnus Karlsson. Karlsson was born south of Sweden in 1973. He started playing guitar at age 10 and quickly joined many bands. In 1996, he started an education at Malmö College Of Music and was awarded a master degree in music education in 2000. Karlsson joined the band Midnight Sun on the album Nemesis in 1999. He quickly received much attention due to his incredible skills with a guitar and decided that it was time for him to start his own band. The result was Last Tribe with their first album The Ritual in 2001. The album was widely successful and so the band decided to write another album, only this time, without Kristoffer and Pär. The two new members were bassist, Dick Lövgren and drummer, Jaime Salazar, going on to write two more albums together, Witch Dance (2002) and The Uncrowned (2003).