Moshdog
Moshdog formed in the early 1990s in New York City with Ethan Carter on vocals and guitar, Dave Rollins on bass, and Mark McConnell on drums. Their debut...
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Moshdog formed in the early 1990s in New York City with Ethan Carter on vocals and guitar, Dave Rollins on bass, and Mark McConnell on drums. Their debut album 'Unleashed' came out around that time and found an audience in the alternative metal scene.
Their song 'Blind' came out in 2008 and became one of their most recognized tracks. They also recorded songs like 'Fake', 'Give Me Something', 'Lost', and 'Matrix Man'.
They were known for energetic live shows that sometimes involved stage diving and crowd surfing. Their lyrics occasionally touched on themes that drew criticism from some groups.
Later albums like 'Elevate' and the self-titled 'Blind' showed the band continuing to write and record material into the 2000s.
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