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Netherlands |
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Thrash Metal |
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DISBANDED
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Page online:
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January 11, 2005
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Last update/review:
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May 15, 2005
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Mandator
One of the few well-known Dutch thrash bands of the eighties,
Mandator began life as Mysto Dysto, eventually recording their
debut album,
The Rules Have Been Disturbed, in 1986.
Upon signing to Disaster Records, the band changed name to Mandator,
the record label feeling the old name would be too hard to pronounce!
As Mandator, two more albums were released in the late eighties
before breaking up in the summer of 1990.
Classic Germanic thrash was what the band delivered, sounding
vaguely like early
Destruction
or at times a less vicious
Kreator.
Not quite the most unique band of their day, but they were
pretty inventive and the musicianship was there -- a worthwhile
band for thrash fans to track down.
Last Lineup
Marcel Verdurmen
guitars/vocals (ex-Orphanage)
Luit De Jong
guitars
Hette Bonnema
bass
Walter Tjwa
drums (Sinister)
Former Members/Guests
Peter Meijering
vocals
Claus Van Den Berg
drums
Discography
The Rules Have Been Disturbed
1986
self-released
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- Power Of The Law
- Confused
- Tarantula
- Atilla The Destructor
- Full Speed To Hell
- Indenter
- One Night Stand
- Visit Of The Vikings
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Peter Meijering
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Marcel Verdurmen
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Luit De Jong
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Claus Van Den Berg
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Initial Velocity
1988
Disaster
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- Attilla
- Black Rose
- Faces Of Death
- Jack Boots And Leather Caps
- Power Of the Law
- Evil Dead
- Posers
- I Will Be Your Last
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Marcel Verdurmen
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Luit De Jong
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Hette Bonnema
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Claus Van Den Berg
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Perfect Progeny
1989
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- Stick Your Knife
- Coitus Interruptus
- Surrealistic Maneuvers
- A.I.D.S.
- Brain Desire
- Perfect Progeny
- Automatic Artillery
- Life is Calling
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Marcel Verdurmen
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Luit De Jong
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Hette Bonnema
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Walter Tjwa
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