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» For the experimental New York City band, see Massacre (Fred Frith band).

Massacre was an American death metal band. They were formed in 1983 by Allen West and Bill Andrews and soon joined by Kam Lee, best known for his vocal contributions to an early incarnation of Death, and Rick Rozz.

History

Massacre were formed in 1983 by Allen West and Bill Andrews and soon joined by Kam Lee and Rick Rozz. They disbanded and re-united again several times. After one disbandment, Rick, Terry and Bill joined Death. The band released their debut album From Beyond in 1991 followed by an EP a year later (featuring Cronos of Venom). After which the band split up again. Rozz reformed the band in 1993 and released a new album Promise in 1996. Lee stated this in an interview, "However while in the studio i realized that this material was shit and so during the post production i quit and walked out! This was recorded in 1994, but it took Rick and Earache two more years to finish it because i quit! Do not let them fool you... all the vocals on this album are not me!! I never finished all the vocal tracks!" Promise was very badly received. This led to the group's permanent disbanding shortly after the release. Massacre will now be reforming for 23 European shows in October/November of this year with Denial Fiend opening. This version of Massacre will include 3/5 of the "Inhuman Condition" line-up. Kam Lee, Terry Butler and Steve Swanson with Curt Beeson and Sam Williams filling in on drums and guitar."This isn't a permanent Massacre reformation. But rather a way to try and make up to the fans and promoters for us having to cancel these dates in May."states Williams. The tour will be know as the "Massacre Re-Animated".

Associated acts

Members and ex-members of Massacre have played in many notable bands, most notably Death, Obituary, Six Feet Under, Metalucifer, Hate Plow, Kreator, Nasty Savage, Zero Hour and Whiplash. Members and ex-members have also played in less known bands Denial Fiend, Last Rite, Havoc Mass, Lowbrow, Fester, Fierce Atmospheres, Death Corps, Cerebral Hemmorage, Raped Ape, Thatcher, Cadaverizer, Abhorred Existence, Down by Law and Pseudo Heroes.

Members

Current line-up

Former members

  • Michael Borders- bass
  • Bill Andrews - drums
  • Pete Sison - bass
  • Syrus Peters - drums
  • Allen West - guitar
  • Joe Cangelosi - drums
  • Rick Rozz - guitars
  • Rob Goodwin - live guitars
  • Butch Gonzales - bass
  • Walt Thrashler - session guitar

    Discography

  • Second Coming (never released)
  • From Beyond (1991)
  • Inhuman Condition (EP, 1992)
  • Promise (1996)Further Information

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