Digital Ruin
Digital Ruin released two impressive albums in 1997 and 2000, both
both melodic progressive metal albums in the mold
of early-mid-period
Queensryche,
though with plenty of individuality to help them avoid the clone
tag.
Both albums received some fine reviews and the band appeared to be
on the rise in the prog metal field,
but following the release of
Dwelling In The Out, and the subsequent
departure of vocalist Matthew Pacheco, the band underwent a
substantial style change, going for a more modern, alternative metal
direction.
With the departure of Michael Keegan, the remaining members decided
to put the name Digital Ruin to rest and continue on as Monoblok,
but apparently they've decided to return to their roots, with the
Dwelling quartet back together and working on new material
(presumably in their original style) for 2007.
Current Members
Matthew Pacheco
vocals/keyboards
Dave Souza
guitars
Michael Keegan
bass
Timothy Hart
drums
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Former Members/Guests
Joe Sawyer
guitars
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Discography
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1997
independent
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- January 27, 2019
- Of The Hand
- Becoming
- Pieces Of Me
- In The Mirror
- The Message
- Their Secrets
- AM
- Escape
- Within
- Listen
- It's Only Me
- Revelation
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- Matthew Pacheco
- Dave Souza
- Joe Sawyer
- Michael Keegan
- Timothy Hart
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Dwelling In The Out
2000
Inside Out
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- Living For Yesterday
- Darkest Day
- Dwelling In The Out
- The Forgotten
- Adrift
- Night Falls Forever
- Machine Cage
- Letting Go
- The Agony Column
- Along The Way
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- Matthew Pacheco
- Dave Souza
- Michael Keegan
- Timothy Hart
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