Denis Bélanger

Denis Bélanger
Denis Bélanger (Voivod) on Masters of Rock 2009 in Vizovice
Background information
Also known as	Snake
Born	August 9, 1964 (age 51)
Genres	Heavy metal, progressive metal, thrash metal, speed metal
Occupation(s)	Musician, songwriter
Instruments	Vocals Bassist
Years active	1982–present
Labels	Metal Blade, Noise, MCA, Mausoleum, Hypnotic, Chophouse, The End
Associated acts	Voivod, Union Made, Paranoland

Denis "Snake" Bélanger (born August 9, 1964)^[1] is the vocalist and lyricist^[2] of the Canadian heavy metal band Voivod.

He co-founded the group in 1982, and appeared on the albums War & Pain, Rrröööaaarrr, Killing Technology, Dimension Hatröss, Nothingface, Angel Rat and The Outer Limits. He departed the group in 1994, but returned in 2002, and appeared on the albums, Voivod (2003), Katorz (2006), Infini (2009) and Target Earth (2013).

He formed his own band, Union Made, during his time away from Voivod, and worked on the song "Dictatosaurus" with Dave Grohl's side project dubbed Probot. And now he's working on a new project, Paranoland.^[3]

References

Snake in Vizovice

Denis Bélanger on Masters of Rock '09

http://www.metal-archives.com/artists/Denis_B%C3%A9langer/11247

Voivod

Away Snake Chewy Dominique Laroche Piggy Pierre St. Jean Gilles Brisebois E-Force Jasonic Blacky

Studio albums	War and Pain (1984) Rrröööaaarrr (1986) Killing Technology (1987) Dimension Hatröss (1988) Nothingface (1989) Angel Rat (1991) The Outer Limits (1993) Negatron (1995) Phobos (1997) Voivod (2003) Katorz (2006) Infini (2009) Target Earth (2013)

Other releases	The Best of Voivod (1992) Kronik (1998) Voivod Lives (2000) Warriors of Ice (Live in Montreal) (2011) To the Death 84 (2011) Live at Roadburn 2011 (2012) Post Society (2016)

Videography	D-V-O-D-1 (2005) Tatsumaki: Voivod Japan 2008 (2009)

Related articles	Voivod discography

This article is issued from Wikipedia - version of the Friday, November 27, 2015. The text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution/Share Alike but additional terms may apply for the media files.