Sourvein
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| Sourvein | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Cape Fear, North Carolina, United States |
| Genres |
Doom metal Sludge metal |
| Years active | 1993 - present |
| Labels |
Candlelight Records Southern Lord |
| Associated acts |
Buzzov•en, Saint Vitus, Electric Wizard, Hank 3 |
| Website | MySpace Page |
| Members | T-Roy < hotlanta jones -king james- |
| Past members |
Liz Buckingham Miguel V Henry Vasquez charlie mack.ramzi.boone doom. |
Sourvein is a sludge/doom metal band that formed in Cape Fear, North Carolina during the year 1993. The band has released three full length albums and three EP's and various 7splits.
As of december, 2012 - currently finishing up writing a new full-length album to follow-up "Black Fangs".They entered the studio with mike dean in july 2013
The band's bass player, Mike Boone, died in his sleep after a sold out show in nyc with germany's kadaver on Oct 6th, 2013.[1]
Discography
- Split with Buzzoven (Mudflap, 1995)
- He's No Good to Me Dead split with Negative Reaction, Grief, Subsanity, and Bongzilla (Game Two, 1998)
- s/t aka Salvation (Game Two, 1999)
- Will to Mangle (Southern Lord, 2002)
- Split with Rabies Caste (Dada Drumming, 2004)
- Emerald Vulture EP (This Dark Reign, 2005)
- Split with Church of Misery (Dada Drumming, 2006)
- Split with Church of Misery (Calculon, 2006)
- Ghetto Angel EP (This Dark Reign, 2007)
- Imperial Bastard EP (Candlelight, 2008)
- Heavyweight Black split with Blood Island Raiders (Calculon, 2009)
- Black Fangs (Candlelight Records, 2011)[2]
split with japanscoffins 2012
Band members
- T-roy-vocals.lyrics,music,art,etc.
Current members
- T-Roy - vocals/guitar
- toke!- bass guitar
- KING JAMES -LEAD guitar/
- Hotlanta jones- drums
Previous members
- Liz Buckingham - guitar
- Charlie Mack- bass
- Slim - drums
- Henry Vasquez - drums
- sleepy - Guitar
- miggy veliz-bass
- todd dystopia touring bass
- scott renner touring bass
References
- ↑ http://www.thegauntlet.com/article/29037/Sourvein-s-Bassist-Has-Died
- ↑ Sourvein Reveals Tracklisting For "Black Fangs"
External links
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