Dreadnaut
Dreadnaut formed in Ireland in the mid-2000s with Cian Hynes on vocals, Aidan Cannon on guitar, and Ronan O'Dowd on drums. They started playing in pubs and...
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Dreadnaut formed in Ireland in the mid-2000s with Cian Hynes on vocals, Aidan Cannon on guitar, and Ronan O'Dowd on drums. They started playing in pubs and basements, working out their sound before releasing their debut EP 'A New Design' in 2011. The title track from that EP became an early favorite among metal listeners.
Their 2013 album 'The Endless' included songs like 'Open Your Eyes' and 'Breathe' and drew some attention for its lyrical themes. Bassist Simon O'Neill joined around that time. They kept recording through the 2010s with albums like 'The Enemy Within' in 2017 and 'III (Three)' in 2020, followed by 'Emergence' in 2023.
Their catalog includes tracks ranging from the driving 'Spine' to the more atmospheric 'Warsaw Avenue.' They've toured internationally, though the existing history doesn't specify where or how extensively. The band's lineup has remained fairly stable since O'Neill came on board.
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