Mangled After Dinner (Band)
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Mangled After Dinner | |
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Also known as | M.A.D., Those From The Grave |
Origin | England |
Genre(s) | Goth-Rock |
Years active | 1981 - 88 |
Members | |
currently disbanded | |
Former members | |
Trevor "Poeraver" Chadwick, Henry Lansford, Frederick "Fred" Ritchen and John "Johnny" Lansford | |
Notable instrument(s) | |
guitar, electric bass, drum kit, synth |
A English based Goth-Rock band founded in 1981 in the city of Manchester, UK. Mangled After Dinner reached a small community of fans and played a excessively gloomy sound, using synthetizer effects and produced lyrics of exceptionally well-made poetry. Their major themes included: rainstorms, dark forests, abandoned castles, english folklore and the pursuit of a lonely and cold lifestyle.
The band was formed by:
- Trevor "Poeraver" Chadwick - vocals (1959-1989)
- Henry Lansford - guitar (1961-)
- Frederick "Fred" Ritchen - bass (1961-)
- John "Johnny" Lansford - drums (1957-)
Their very first success was "Mangled After Dinner Ritual", recorded in LP with eight total tracks and a stylized black cover with a skull drawing with a lighten candle abovehead. The band disbanded in the late 80's, when Chadwick reportedly died in a car crash near London.
[edit] Official Discography
- Mangled After Dinner Ritual (1981)
- The Symphony of the Mangled One (1983)
- Darkened Club Symphony (1984)
- Hits From the Grave - M.A.D. Collection (1986)
- The Hanging Man (1988)
[edit] Bootlegs
- Voices Far Beyond (1991), collection of recorded but never launched demo outtakes and discarded musics. Rough sound.
- Tribute to Chadwick (1993), very rough sound and rare vynil, where unknown bands plays six tracks of the official discography. Back cover depicts the band, in a photo taken live in one of their recorded shows.