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Band page - Steel Prophet
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| Monday, May 5, 2008 - Steel Prophet - New Song Posted Online | A rough-mix version of the newest Steel Prophet song "Trickery of the Scourge" has been uploaded to the band's MySpace page. This is the group's first new material available since 2004 and the first Steel Prophet track recorded with singer Rick Mythiasin since 2002.
The song was mixed by Gene McEwen and "E" at For The Record Studios in Orange, California.
The band will headline the Swordbrothers Festival VII in Andernach, Germany on September 13, 2008.
Steel Prophet's current lineup is:
Vince Dennis - Bass
Steve Kachinsky - Guitar
Rick Mythiasin - Vocals
Gene McEwen - Drums
Horacio Colmenares - Guitar
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| Wednesday, November 26, 2003 - Steel Prophet finish demo | Steen Prophet have finished a three-song demo they are shopping to interested parties. This is their first recording with new vocalist Nadir D'Priest (ex-LONDON, D'PRIEST) and guitarist Pete Skermetta. They join longtime guitarist Steve Kachinsky, bassist Vince Dennis and drummer Karl Rosqvist.
Track listing for the demo is:
Beware
Heavenly
Transfusion Vamp
Record companies interested in receiving the demo should contact:
Intromental Management
Kong Georgs Vej 70, 4tv
DK-2000 Frederiksberg
Denmark
Phone/fax: +45-38344833
info@intromental.com
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| Sunday, April 27, 2003 - Steel Prophet - new lineup, new management. | After a long search Steel Prophet have finally announced that their new singer is Nadir D'Priest, who already made himself a name throughout the late eighties and the nineties with his involvement in LA's popular rock scene and the bands LONDON and D'PRIEST. Nadir's vocal power fits right in with the Steel Prophet sound, and his delivery of the older material is without a doubt up to par with what fans expect from Steel Prophet.
Also new on board is guitarist Pete Skermetta, who steps into the band after Jim Williams left in late 2002. With the 2 new guys on board - a management deal with Danish based Intromental Management - and having fulfilled their contract to Nuclear Blast, thus being free to sign with any other good record company - there are definitely good things in store for Steel Prophet.
The band are currently demo'ing new songs for the upcoming disc.
Visit The Official Steel Prophet Web Site or the Steel Prophet site at Intromental for more information.
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| Wednesday, August 28, 2002 - Steel Prophet - Online chat | Steel Prophet Online Chat Scheduled - Aug. 28, 2002
Steve Kachinsky, guitarist and founder of Nuclear Blast recording artists Steel Prophet, will be answering fans' questions during an upcoming online chat. The chat will take place at http://www.wallsoffire.com on September 8th at 12:00 Pacific time (21:00 CET). Kachinsky will be available to answer questions regarding the band's latest release, Unseen, as well as questions regarding the status of the vocalist position, and much more.
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