Killing Moon (band)

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Killing Moon
Origin Boston
Genres Heavy metal
Death metal
black metal
Years active 2004 – present
Labels Rakehell Records
Website http://www.killingmoon.us/
Members
Vena Kava
Mike Desmond
Hammer Ash

Killing Moon is a Boston, Massachusetts based female-fronted death metal band formally known as WhipKraft.[1][2] Vena Kava, the lead singer and founder of the band specializes in the death growl.[3][4]

Contents

[edit] Discography

  • Welcome to the Chapel Perilous (2007)
  • "WE MUST DIE" single (2007)
  • "Twilight Holocaust" (double track) (2009)

[edit] Videos

Twilight Holocaust (2009)

[edit] Label

Rakehell Records

[edit] Current members

  • Vena Kava (vocalist/death growl)
  • Mike Desmond (lead guitarist)
  • Hammer Ash (drums)

[edit] Former members

  • Mike Scalzi (guitar) Slough Feg
  • Mark Baggot (guitar)
  • Troy Arajas (drums)
  • Colin Delaney (Drums)
  • Lee Grof (drums)
  • Hammer Ash (drums)
  • Greg Haa (drums) Slough Feg
  • Patrick Marcoux (bass)

[edit] History

'WhipKraft started out as a duo in San Francisco’s industrial Rocker Studios as a musical experiment.[5] Vena Kava officially formed 'WhipKraft in 2004. However in 2003 Kava met The Slough Feg to form the early foundations of the band.[6] 'WhipKraft was soon a live circuit act, with Slough Feg Members backing Kava; these included, Maestas, Mike Scalzi, and Greg Ha.[7] 'WhipKraft was a full-on theatrical performance, with dancers, performers, and costumes.[8][9] In 2007 WhipKraft released their debut album Welcome to the Chapel Perilous.

Killing Moon draws from the following musical influences: Iron Maiden, Children of Bodom, Slayer, Behemoth, Megadeth, Stratovarius, Dimmu Borgir, Arch Enemy,and Fear of God.[10]

The band was originally named WhipKraft, in 2009 the band changed the name to Killing Moon.

[edit] Album information

Welcome to the Chapel Perilous was released in 2007. In the summer of 2007 WhipKraft released their single WE MUST DIE. In 2009 Killing Moon released a collectors double track album "Twilight Holocaust." Currently[when?], Killing Moon is working on a concept album, Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. [11]

[edit] References

  1. ^ Sharpe-Young, G (2005a). New Wave of American Heavy Metal. New Plymouth. Zonda Books Limited; 1st edition. ISBN 0-958-26840-1
  2. ^ Sharpe-Young, G (2007b). Thrash Metal. New Plymouth. Zonda Books Limited. ISBN 0-958-26843-6
  3. ^ http://www.metalmaidens.com/encyclopedia2.htm METAL AND (HARD)ROCK LADIES ENCYCLOPEDIA M-Z
  4. ^ Mercer, Mick (2009). "Music to Die For." London. Chery Red Books. ISBN 978-1901447262
  5. ^ Industrialized Metal WhipKraft Interview 2008
  6. ^ Vampire Magazine
  7. ^ MusicMight
  8. ^ http://www.tartareandesire.com/bands/WhipKraft/2075/ Tarterean Desire
  9. ^ PowerSlave Undeground Metal
  10. ^ [1] The Mic Online Interview
  11. ^ http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/whipkraft Album Information

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