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Raging Speedhorn
Raging Speedhorn formed in the late 1990s with Phil Campbell on vocals, Frank Regan on guitar, John Loughlin on bass, and Gordon Morrice on drums. Their...
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Death Row Dogs
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Iron Cobra
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Knive And Faces
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Spitting Blood
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Chronic Youth
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Fuck the Voodooman
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Me and You Man
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Necrophiliac Glue Sniffer
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Random Acts Of Violence
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Raging Speedhorn formed in the late 1990s with Phil Campbell on vocals, Frank Regan on guitar, John Loughlin on bass, and Gordon Morrice on drums. Their self-titled debut album came out in 1996, built around heavy riffs and Campbell's raw vocal delivery.
In 1998 they released the album 'Chronic Youth,' which included the title track that became one of their best-known songs. The lineup changed frequently after that, with Morrice leaving in 1999 and Regan and Loughlin departing soon after. Campbell kept the band going with new members including bassist Tone and guitarist Bob Oatley.
That version of Raging Speedhorn put out two more albums, 'Hard to Kill' in 2001 and 'In the...' Their songs like 'Death Row Dogs' and 'Fuck the Voodooman' maintained the aggressive, straightforward sound they'd established from the beginning.
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