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*''Cataract'' ([[Demo album|Demo]]) – 1998 |
*''Cataract s/t demo'' ([[Demo album|Demo]]) – 1998 |
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*''[[War Anthems]]'' ([[Extended play|EP]]) – 1999 |
*''[[War Anthems (album)|War Anthems]]'' ([[Extended play|EP]]) – 1999 |
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*''[[Golem (album)|Golem]]'' – 2000 |
*''[[Golem (album)|Golem]]'' – 2000 |
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*''[[Martyr’s Melodies]]'' (EP) – 2001 |
*''[[Martyr’s Melodies (album)|Martyr’s Melodies]]'' (EP) – 2001 |
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*''[[Great Days of Vengeance]]'' – 2003 |
*''[[Great Days of Vengeance (album)|Great Days of Vengeance]]'' – 2003 |
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*''[[With Triumph Comes Loss]]'' – 2004 |
*''[[With Triumph Comes Loss]]'' – 2004 |
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*''[[Kingdom]]'' – 2006 |
*''[[Kingdom (album)|Kingdom]]'' – 2006 |
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*''[[Cataract (album)|Cataract]]'' – 2008 |
*''[[Cataract (album)|Cataract]]'' – 2008 |
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Revision as of 18:23, 10 March 2008
Cataract is a Swiss metalcore band, signed to Metal Blade Records.
Members
- Michi Henggeler - Bass
- Greg Mäder - Guitar
- Federico Carminitana - Vocals
- Ricky Dürst - Drums
- Tom Kuzmic - Guitar
Former members
- Simon Füllemann - Guitar
Discography
- Cataract s/t demo (Demo) – 1998
- War Anthems (EP) – 1999
- Golem – 2000
- Martyr’s Melodies (EP) – 2001
- Great Days of Vengeance – 2003
- With Triumph Comes Loss – 2004
- Kingdom – 2006
- Cataract – 2008
External links
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