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Last update/review:
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December 20, 2001
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Pariah
Pariah's roots date back to the early 80's, when they were
known mainly as
Satan
and also, for a brief time, as
Blind Fury.
After releasing several fine albums (notably
Suspended Sentence
(as Satan) and
Blaze Of Obscurity), the abrupt departure of
then-vocalist Michael Jackson (and Steve Ramsey and Graeme English's
subsequent joining of
Skyclad)
led to the band's eventual breakup.
The core of Ramsey/English/Tippins reunited in 1997, recruiting
two new members, and released the fine
Unity album.
Despite the length of time between recordings,
Unity doesn't
miss a beat, as it melds perfectly with the previous albums without
sounding dated.
At this time it appears the reunion was a one-off, and the band
is once again dormant.
Note: no relation to the American metal band that
released To Mock A Killingbird some time ago.
Discography
The Kindred
1988
Steamhammer/SPV
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- Gerrymander
- The Rope
- Scapegoat
- Foreign Bodies
- La Guerra
- Inhumane
- Killing For Company
- Icons Of Hypocrisy
- Promise Of Remembrance
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Michael Jackson
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Steve Ramsey
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Russ Tippins
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Graeme English
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Sean Taylor
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Blaze Of Obscurity
1989
Steamhammer/SPV
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Michael Jackson
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Steve Ramsey
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Russ Tippins
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Graeme English
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Sean Taylor
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Unity
1997
independent
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- Unity
- Reactionary
- Walking Wounded
- No Exit
- Snakes And Ladders
- One Of Us
- Saboteurs
- Mutual Street
- The Jonah
- Learning To Crawl
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Alan Hunter
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Steve Ramsey
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Russ Tippins
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Graeme English
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Ian McCormack
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