Sabbat
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United KingdomUnited Kingdom

February 1985 – 2014

Sabbat

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Two artists share this name: a Japanese black/thrash metal and a a British thrash metal band. They are listed in order of activity:

1) The Japanese Sabbat is a black/thrash metal band from Japan. It can be said that the story of Sabbat started in 1983 when a band called EVIL consisting of Gezol (bass), Ozny (guitar), Elizaveat (guitar), Valvin (drums) and Toshiya (vocals) was formed. Except for Ozny the rest of the guys had been playing together since 1981 in high school bands like ABURAMUSHI, HOT ROD and BLACK BEAST. With the high school bands the name of the game was mostly playing covers of NWOBHM acts like Iron Maiden and Demon but with EVIL the aims were immediately set higher. The band started to write material of their own and the first gig was played in August 1983.

Style over time

Genres of the artist's albums over the years: the higher the line, the stronger the genre on that album

  1. 1988
  2. 1989
  3. 1991

Sabbat members

Members: Andy Sneap (electric guitar, original), Simon Negus (drums (drum set)), Martin Walkyier (lead vocals, original), Fraser Craske (electric bass guitar, original), Simon Jones (electric guitar), Gizz Butt (electric bass guitar), Neil Watson (electric guitar), Wayne Banks (electric bass guitar), Ritchie Desmond (lead vocals)

Andy Sneapelectric guitar, original
Simon Negusdrums (drum set)
Martin Walkyierlead vocals, original
Fraser Craskeelectric bass guitar, original
Simon Joneselectric guitar
Gizz Buttelectric bass guitar
Neil Watsonelectric guitar
Wayne Bankselectric bass guitar
Ritchie Desmondlead vocals

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