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Blame Zeus
Blame Zeus was an alternative rock band led by vocalist Michael O'Connell, with Chris Spencer on guitar, Matt Beasley on bass, and Paul Kelly on drums. They...
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Accept
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Bed
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Clocks
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Crazy (feat. Vítor Franco)
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Crystal Ball
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Falling Of The Gods
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Falling Of The Gods
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Incarnate
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Receiver
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Shoot Them Down
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Sick Of You
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Sleep
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The Apprentice
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Blame Zeus was an alternative rock band led by vocalist Michael O'Connell, with Chris Spencer on guitar, Matt Beasley on bass, and Paul Kelly on drums. They released their debut album 'Anthem' in 1998, followed by records like 'Beautiful People,' 'One to One,' and 'Heavyweight.'
Their song 'Accept' became one of their most recognizable tracks, with its driving rhythm and O'Connell's direct vocal delivery. Other songs in their catalog include 'Bed,' 'Clocks,' and 'Crazy,' which featured Vítor Franco.
O'Connell's outspoken approach and the band's abrasive live shows drew attention, though they maintained a commitment to their own artistic direction rather than commercial trends. Their music operated in that space where post-punk energy met alternative rock's broader reach.
They recorded and performed through the late 1990s and into the 2000s, leaving behind a handful of albums and songs like 'Falling Of The Gods' and 'Crystal Ball' that still turn up on playlists from that era.
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