Drabness
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Origin | Motala, Sweden |
Genres | Nu metal |
Years active | 1994-1998 |
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Drabness is a nu metal band from Motala, Sweden.
History[]
, and formed Drabness in the summer of 1994. After just a couple of months the band recorded their first demo. The year after was added on guitar, the band played many shows in the nearby area and recorded two more demo tapes. In 1996 they were approached by the local record label, and recorded the EP, Affliction.
In the beginning the main influences was bands like Snapcase, Earth Crisis, Refused, Breach, Biohazard and Sick of It All. But around 1997 the members began to be more and more influenced by bands like Faith No More, Sepultura and Korn. The demo Dramatically Uninspired, recorded the same year, resulted in a record deal offer from Europe (which was turned down). The band recorded their last demo in 1998 and decided to split up short after that.
Some years later, after relocating to Malmö, some of the members formed the rock act Legrand.
Drabness has been confirmed to play a reunion concert at the August 3, 2013.[1] The band also released their old demo tapes on Spotify.[2]
Band members[]
- , bass & vocals - 1994–1998, 2013
- , guitar & vocals - 1994–1998, 2013
- , drums - 1994–1998, 2013
- , guitar - 1995–1998
- , bass - 1996–1997
- , bass - 1998
- , guitar - 2013
Discography[]
- Trapped (demo tape), 1994
- Drabness (demo tape), 1995
- Mask of Silence (demo tape), 1995
- Affliction (EP - TPL Records), 1996
- Dramatically Uninspired (demo CD), 1997
- [Unnamed] (demo CD), 1998
- Demo Collection, 2013
Associated acts[]
- Legrand (Anders, Sinisa and Martin)
- Cruzin with Elvis in Bigfoot USA (Anders, Sinisa and Martin)
- Conway (Anders and Sinisa)
- Apple Core (Martin and Anders)
- (Martin)
- (Martin)
References[]
- ^ "Motala Hardcorefestival reunion concert 2013". Facebook.com. Retrieved 28 September 2020.
- ^ "Demo Collection". Open.spotify.com. Retrieved 28 September 2020.
External links[]
- Swedish hardcore punk groups