Genre: Power/Prog/Industrial Metal?
Location: Germany
Known members: Tommy Smids - bass, keys, vocals; Dave Mancino - guitar; Rene Czyrka - vocals; Tobe Streim - drums, loop, vocals

Previously known as Q-Squad.
https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Q-Squad/24433

Released the demo "On Every Hour" in 2000, both on CD and digitally on their homepage.
1. On Every Hour
2. Welcome
3. SOS
4. Solitude
5. The Lizard's Tongue
https://web.archive.org/web/20010202082 ... index2.htm

The bands sound was described as a mix of Power Metal, Waltari, Krupps and Rage Against the Machine in this review for a promo CD that has way more songs than that demo.
http://www.durp.com/reviews/2000/z/zeus/promo1999.htm

Reviews of the demo:
https://www.underground-empire.com/article.php?idx=22
https://vampster.com/cd-reviews/zeus-on ... roduktion/

Homepage:
https://web.archive.org/web/20001204172 ... .ze-us.de/

Contacted Red Circuit (Tommy's current band), but they didn't respond yet...
They are present on a RockHard sampler with the track "Welcome" which sounds...borderline, but possibly okay. Needs more samples though.

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Genre: Heavy Metal
Location: Sweden (Örnsköldsvik)
http://www.fwoshm.com/index/F/1553-firewind-swe



The band possibly released a demo in 1985. Proof of a physical release is required.

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Genre: Slam/Brutal Death Metal
Location: Graz, Styria (Austria)

This is metal, with a professionally done and mastered EP Despicable Malevolence on Youtube, but no sign of an actual release. Some talk about planning to do a CD release on their FB way back in 2014 is the best I could find.

https://www.facebook.com/InhumanPerception/
https://soundcloud.com/inhuman-perception
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5EZBZ ... yCEz8sWtNw

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Genre : Heavy Metal/Hard rock
Lyrics: Christianity
Location: Pryor, Oklahoma, USA

Line-up:
Larry Hale – Guitar, vocals
Aaron Hathcock – bass, backing vocals
Boyd Murphy – Drums, backing vocals
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12uKlpSYtEI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMEiU2SLYuU

RReleased a single in 1994 (both songs above( and three demos.
The single has one heavy metal sonng and hone hard rock song, so I need aaudio files from their demos to determine, if the band is metal enough.
The releases: "Demos" 1994, "Live" 1994 and "Break The Chains Of Darkness" 1994. Both songs from the single are also on Break The Cahins Of Darkness:.
http://downthelinezine.com/cue/doku.php ... _vengeance
Proof of vr for the demos is also needed.
https://christiantapeunderground.wordpr ... nk-of-you/

From Buenos Aires City, they existed during the late 90s to the early 2000s, around that time. The only member I know was the vocalist; a guy born in my city (Concordia) named Guillermo Vecchio, but he died a few years ago, so my only possible lead is gone.

They released a CD sometime during their existence, this youtube channel has all of their songs. I know the CD existed because a friend of mine had it back in 2005 before handing it over to someone else. There might not be too many copies, it was a classic heavy metal band and I'm pretty sure most of their members were in their 30s back then, but take that with a huge grain of salt.

They also featured in a compilation tribute to V8 ("No está muerto quien pelea"), playing "Cautivos del sistema", in 2001, it was released by Dejesú Records.

I don't know what's the tracklist of the CD even if all the songs are up for listening, I don't know what year the CD was released, I don't know any name of a member apart from the deceased vocalist. I'd assume the image in those videos with the songs is the band's logo or the cover art of the CD, but I know that the guy who uploaded those songs owns the CD so I'm trying to contact him to see if he can send some pics or something.

Genre: Black Metal/Ambient
Location: Unknown (Bandcamp says Toronto, Ontario (Canada), but that's most likely just the label)

https://skogsfe.bandcamp.com/
https://www.musik-sammler.de/release/sk ... e-1427090/

Borderline Ambient / Black Metal tape that was submitted some time ago. We told the guy to submit the full demo, but apparently didn't (probably because it's not on the internet).

Want to listen to the full thing before adding or blacklisting.

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Genre: Heavy Metal
Lyrics: Christianity
Location: West Warwick, Rhode Island, USA

They have released the demo "New Attitude" in 1990. I need proof of physical release for the demo and possibly also the two other songs:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqhzWoojB_Y
http://downthelinezine.com/cue/doku.php ... ode_island
New Attitude 1990

1. New Attitude
2. Close to Me
3. Precious Love

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[quote=PaganiusI]Re Cephas:
There's a copy of the cassette on EBay:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/CEPHAS-NEW-ATT ... 3555875377[/quote]

Genre: Heavy Metal/Hard Rock

Featuring Joe Hasselvander on drums, they released one EP in 1981 entitled Bustin' Out! If anyone has a sample of the title track or better quality sounding versions of the two presented below, it'd be greatly appreciated.
"Rock N Roll Man": https://youtu.be/gN5QZiJ0Pqs
"Falling Star": https://youtu.be/vOlGzXjpT9I

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Genre: Heavy Metal

Lyrics: Christianity
Location: Arlington, Texas, U.S.A.
Formed in 1987

The band changed their name to Thunderchild in 1992. They have apparently released one demo tape called "Revolution Of Christian Knights" in 19789
I need the proof of physical release for that demo.
http://kingdomcrier.bizland.com/id8.html
https://christianmoltenmetalbands.weebl ... child.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4qP69l0yFw

Initially from Ashburn, Virginia, later moved to Sterling (apparently). Started in 1998 and dissolved in 2003, before coming back in 2004, after that the destiny of the band is unknown. Last activity must have been around 2005. They played crossover thrash bordering with hardcore; from what I've listened they do have metal riffs, but if the band is added it's down to the mods to choose if they're acceptable or not.

The band released at least 1 EP titled Morals, Lies and Consequences on 01/02/2003 (apparently). They initially split-up in September of that year. It's believed the band might have released another EP or demo, possibly self-titled. No info is available in any of both except for the name and release date of this one; songs are available in the links below.

Known members:
- Adam Gailey (Drums, 1998-2003, 2004-)
- Jon Cooper (Vocals, 1999-2003, 2004-) (ex-Dahlgren Prophecy, ex-Down by the Sweetgum Tree, ex-Forbbiden Path, ex-Reflux (live))
- Charlie Johnson (Bass, 2002-2003 / Guitars, 2003, 2004-)
- Jason Krehel (Bass, 2004-) (Above the Altar, ex-Dahlgren Prophecy)

- Chuck (Unknown)
- Dave Gouldner (Guitars, 1998-2003) (ex-Forbidden Path, ex-Petty War)
- Omar Olmedo (Bass, 1999-2000 / Guitars 2000-2002) (ex-Forbidden Path)
- Ryan Zuniga (Bass, 2000-2002 / Guitars 2002-2003)

The band started in late 1998 with Dave Gouldner and Adam Gailey. Most of the members came from a band called Forbidden Path which disbanded shortly after (Origin Unknown) started. The band suffered many line-up changes, with bassists constantly switching to guitar. Omar Olmedo left the band to pursue his career in medicine, the band split-up in 2003 due to unknown reasons but some months after it was reformed, with Charlie Johnson as the sole guitarist, replacing Dave Gouldner, and with Jason Krehel on bass, replacing Ryan Zuniga. At some point a guy named Chuck was part of the band, it's unknown if it was the second name of any of the already present artists or someone else.

Known links:
- Find the Origin @ archive.org
- Local Band Network
- MySpace
- Homepage @ archive.org
- Pure Volume @ archive.org
- SoundClick

Find the Origin seems to be a custom url to their old MySpace; not much info there. Local Band Network has zero info, but it's the only source that confirms the existence of the EP I've mentioned above (apart from the band's homepage, but they don't refer to the EP with that name). Their MySpace is empty, their homepage has lyrics, images, a video, bios and some other somewhat-useful stuff. Their Pure Volume is dead so archive.org is needed to see it, not much there. SoundClick has all of their recordings and some info, it seems to be the last thing the band used before disappearing.

Known contact:
- Email: [email protected]
- Email: [email protected]

It's more than obvious that both email directions are dead anyway.

From Winchester, Virginia. They started in December, 2000, and completed their line-up in early 2002. They recorded a 6-track demo shortly after, it got released on 05/03/2002 apparently. No samples or proof of the physical release are available though. They never make mention of their style, but I'd say the look like a metalcore band.

Demo 2002:
1. Can't You See
2. Reflection
3. Permission
4. Melting
5. The Hands That Feed
6. The Gift

Known members:
- Jed Ashby (Guitars, 2000-)
- Sonny Eom (Vocals, 2000-)
- Steve Witt (Drums, 2001-)
- Josh Hamm (Bass, 2002-)

Known links:
- Local Band Network
- Official site @ archive.org

Known contact:
- Email: [email protected]
- Email: [email protected]
- Email: [email protected]
- Email: [email protected]
- Email: [email protected]
- Email: [email protected]

Not sure why I keep putting these in my posts, they don't work any longer lol.

Band photo & logo:


Live photos:



EDIT (6/2/2020): Contacted some members. Nor of them had the demo at hand. Still waiting for a reply back if they found it.

From Buffalo/Lancaster, New York. Only songs I could find by the band are from their last EP and are heavy metal, but their older stuff might not be. Formed in 2000, released two albums in '01 and '02, and the afforementioned EP in '05 before disbanding that same year. Afterwards, the band's vocalist started a rap project called "Thirty Six".

Rebirth (2/6/2001, CD)
1. Wasting Time (4:33)
2. Frustration (5:04)
3. Revelation (6:07)
4. Renaissance (5:31)
5. Revolt (4:34)
6. Come Here Tonight (6:10)
7. These Black Boots (4:03)
8. Erased (5:38)

Cover art
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The Road to Nowhere (2002, CD)
1. Intro
2. Buffalo Attitude
3. Perfect Have I Grown
4. Let the Music Guide You
5. Domino Effect
6. I've Been Here Too
7. Come to Terms

Contempt (10/3/2005, Digital-only apparently)
1. I Will Rise (4:08)
2. Contempt (4:12)
3. Breathe (4:26)
4. Staring at Me Now (3:34)

The last EP includes keyboards, something not present in their earlier albums. There might be another release that I probably missed.

Known members:
- Larry Myers (Bass ?-2005)
- Kevin Reichmuth (Drums ?-2005)
- Jae Hugar (Keyboards 2004-2005 / Vocals ?-2005)
- Shawn Szczygiel (Guitars 2004-2005)

The band had another guitarist previously, but his name is unknown (it might be somewhere in the old archives of their site though)

Links:
- Local Band Network
- Official site @ archive.org
- Rebirth on Rate Your Music
- Rebirth on All Music
- Somebody selling The Road to Nowhere

Contact:
- Email: [email protected]

Needless to say it's dead.

Band's logo:
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EDIT (19/03/2020): I found a song, but it's rap, no metal at all there, not even rock. It's apparently from their last release before disbanding, so they might have shifted genres; if any of their previous releases sound like this, then we can confirm they're not metal.

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EDIT 2: I uploaded their Contempt EP to YouTube last month. Still need samples from either one of their albums to be able to submit the band.