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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada |
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Progressive Metal |
DISBANDED
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Page online:
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December 17, 2007
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Last update/review:
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November 19, 2009
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Devin Townsend Band
It wasn't that long ago that Devin Townsend was a semi-obscure
musician, known for some affiliations with bands such as
the Wildhearts (as well as a stint with guitar hero Steve Vai)
but not a lot else.
Then along came
Strapping Young Lad,
and Townsend's underground legend grew to enormous proportions,
revered for his production work, SYL of course, and just being
an influential and original extreme metal musician.
In addition to SYL, Devin has recorded a variety of albums, some labelled
purely as solo albums, others seemingly in a solo context though released
as a band
(
Ocean Machine),
and still others in his alternate band,
the Devin Townsend Band,
this site making the distinction (arguably a arbitrary one)
between the band proper and Devin's previous
solo works such as
Physicist
and
Terria.
Devin's trademark vocals and unique songwriting skills are, as expected,
the foundation of this band's sound -- at times SYL-like, at times not,
but always with that imcomparable "it" factor that only he seems to
possess.
Synchestra, the second of the two releases, is simply a marvel,
with a wide range of songs to absorb (to these ears, the
aptly-titled "Vampolka", dismissed as jokey by many, is one of the
album's highlights, along with its proper sidekick "Vampira").
Technically, this band as such is no more, since Townsend is now
recording as
Devin Townsend Project.
Discography
Accelerated Evolution
2004
Heavy Devy
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- Depth Charge
- Storm
- Random Analysis
- Deadhead
- Suicide
- Traveller
- Away
- Sunday Afternoon
- Slow Me Down
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Devin Townsend
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Brian Waddell
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Mike Young
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Dave Young
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Ryan Van Poederooyen
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Synchestra
2006
Inside Out
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- Let It Roll
- Hypergeek
- Triumph
- Babysong
- Vampolka
- Vampira
- Mental Tan
- Gaia
- Pixillate
- Judgement
- A Simple Lullaby
- Sunset
- Notes From Africa
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Devin Townsend
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Brian Waddell
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Mike Young
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Dave Young
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Ryan Van Poederooyen
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2006 Readers' Album
#40
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