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Final Disaster
Final Disaster formed in New York City in 2005. Their lineup included Damien Steele on vocals, Jared Hawthorne on lead guitar, Ethan Blackwood on rhythm...
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Final Disaster formed in New York City in 2005. Their lineup included Damien Steele on vocals, Jared Hawthorne on lead guitar, Ethan Blackwood on rhythm guitar, Aiden Cross on bass, and Lucas Fury on drums. They released albums like 'Brutal Awakening' in 2008, 'Annihilation' in 2011, 'Death Row' in 2014, and 'Another Victim' in 2017.
Their track 'Another Victim' became a notable song for the band, alongside 'Finis Hominis'. They regrouped and continued performing.
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