Name: Dark Parade
Brand: Mordred

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The Orchard/SPV (Membran)

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Extended format: No

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Rough Trade Exclusive: No

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Release date

2021-07-23

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M752

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809555962418

Artist

Mordred

Label EU

M-Theory Audio

Genre EU

Rock-Pop

Newest Listed Items

First ever vinyl re-issue of Fool’s Game, the debut album from US thrashers Mordred, originally released on Noise Records in 1989. Includes the breakthrough single ‘Every Day’s A Holiday’ and the Rick James cover ‘Super Freak’Mordred was founded in 1985 in San Francisco. Initially part of the SF thrash fraternity of the ‘80s, Mordred started making a name for themselves by incorporating rap and funk influences into their sound. Though most of their debut Fool’s Game was classed as Thrash Metal, the exceptions were the single ‘Every Day’s A Holiday’ and a cover of Rick James’ classic ‘Super Freak’The politically charged follow-up ‘In This Life’ earned rave reviews and saw them compared to the likes of Faith No More and the alt rock scene. However, by the time of the ‘Visions’ EP (1992), internal friction within the band had developed, leading to the departure of longtime vocalist Scott Holderby.With new vocalist Paul Kimball, the band released ‘The Next Room’ in ’94, after which they parted ways. Mordred recently reformed with Holderby, touring again before releasing a brand new album, ‘The Dark Parade’ in 2021.Metal Hammer’s recent feature ‘10 Funk Metal Bands That Time Forgot’ stated; “These second-generation San Francisco thrashers hit on the novel idea of supplementing their Bay Area racket with some thwanging funk grooves. The result proved surprisingly effective on killer 1989 single ‘Every Day‘s A Holiday’, prompting a bunch of their peers to follow their lead and ditch Thrash City for Funky Town.”

Dark Parade

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