Dreadnaught

Dreadnaught formed in Seattle in 2003 with Mitch Marlow on guitar and vocals, Dave Summers on bass, and Aaron Perry on drums. They put out their first album, "Colossal," in 2005. The band's second album came out in 2007, named after the track "10x The Pain," which became one of their better-known songs. They released a few more albums after that, including "Bloodlust" in 2010 and "Armageddon" in 2015.

Their songs often had titles like "Agony / Ecstacy," "Broken In Two," and "Cut Throat Blues," which gives you a sense of the territory they were working in. They also covered Thin Lizzy's "Cold Sweat." Marlow's lyrics and the band's general approach sometimes stirred up talk, like in 2009 when there was some noise about a concert attendee and possible injuries, though the details around that are hazy.

They kept putting out music through the 2010s. The lineup shifted a bit early on, Jake Maddox played guitar for a couple years, and Chris Warren was on drums before Perry, but the core trio of Marlow, Summers, and Perry held things down for most of their run.