Conductor
Conductor formed in 1992 with vocalist Dean Ween, guitarist Aaron Freeman, bassist Gene Ween, and drummer Mikel Jollett. They released their self-titled debut...
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Conductor formed in 1992 with vocalist Dean Ween, guitarist Aaron Freeman, bassist Gene Ween, and drummer Mikel Jollett. They released their self-titled debut album in 1993, followed by records like 'The Pod' in 1996 and 'The Mollusk' in 2007.
Their song 'Children Of The Slaughterhouse' drew attention for its dark subject matter, with some finding its lyrics about war and violence disturbing. Other tracks like 'Fear Asylum' and 'Ritual Carnage' continued in similar territory.
The band's music blended heavy metal with progressive and experimental elements, though their career was relatively brief. They never became mainstream, but developed a following among listeners drawn to their unflinching approach.
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