Artist description Extreme metal, heavy suffocation influence.

Music Style death metal

Musical Influences Suffocation, Morbid Angel, Nile,Dimmu,Dodhiemsgard,Deeds of Flesh,Dying Fetus

Similar Artists Hard to say

Artist History DEHUMANS beginnings originally date back to around '95 as a garage band. Through many name and line up changes their style of metal has changed massively since there first demo under the name of GIMP. DEHUMAN first appeared in the Canberra live scene in 1996, with a first gig that grabbed the attention of everyone in the venue and had them asking, "Who is this band? " There '97 demo 'CRIB FOR THE LIFELESS" gained the band some well deserved recognition at home and interstate, as well some impressive reviews in well known magazines and fanzines. Metal fans love the fact, that here was a band, determined to be as heavy as they can be, and this reputation preceded them where ever they went. With the current line up consisting of Geoff Bailey ( the only remaining original member ) on guitars, Kieran Moon on Drums , Dallas Bland on Guitars, Dan Marsden on Bass and Damian Ferrari on Vocals, they get up on stage and never fail to grab the crowd by the horns and proceed to drill them with every ounce of heaviness and audible violence they can muster. Even non-fans of the style, recognize that they are watching extremely competent metal band, that deliver there performance with a hugeamount of confidence and power. With a full length CD in the works, DEHUMAN are intending to stir up the underground in a big way and refine their live performance to the point where anyone who sees DEHUMAN will remember it as quite an intense experience, and leave them itching for more.

Group Members Geoff, Kieran, Dan, Dallas, Damian

Instruments 2 guitars, bass, drums, vocals

Albums none

Press Reviews Dehuman played the Boardy's infamous final shift and were the stand out band of the night easily. Their Sound was definitely the best, as the guitars were easily recognizable and heavy as lead. Their impeccable timing and lightning tempo changes are unbelievable, and combined with the deep, throaty roar of their vocalist makes them into a powerful force. The pissed drummer from one of the other bands was heard to say "Perfect Grind", and i had to agree. *Gavin Dennett Dehuman kicked off this gig on Finnigans "Space Stage", and were pretty hard to fault as their huge, thick wall of sound and trademark guitar crunch pounded everybody's eardrums. I know I've said this before, but their sense of timing and tempo changes are so good that they stand above so many other bands, and this gig was another fine example of this. Aided by a super tight rhythm section, their originals were note perfect, whilst their Dissection cover was very similar to the original ( "Nights Blood"- excellent choice of song lads.

Additional Info 2 early demos, new promo 99

Location Canberra, ACT - Australia

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