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Formal musical background: Graduated from the music program - College CEGEP of Trois-Rivi e res. Studied music at the University of Quebec in Trois-Rivi e res. Muscal experience outside of Martyr: Apocalyptic Fear (2023) Ex-Deo (2009) Kataklysm (2007) Metal, rock, jazz, blues and fusion bands. Bass recording sessions for a few local artists.
Sein Bruder François Mongrain ist Bassist des Projekts Ex Deo. Er war außerdem Sessionmitglied bei Kataklysm. Patrice Hamelin ist Schlagzeuger bei Gorguts. Nach zehnjähriger Inaktivität gab die Band am 14. Juli 2023 bekannt, die Pause am 10. November 2023 beim Trois-Rivières Metalfest zu beenden, um dort aufzutreten. Stil.
- Daniel Mongrain
- 1994
Martyr. Country of origin: Canada. Location: Trois-Rivières, Quebec. Status: Active. Formed in: 1994. Genre: Technical Death Metal. Themes: Philosophy, Nihilism, Depression. Current label: Galy Records. Years active: 1994-2012, 2023-present. Photo (L-R): François Mongrain, Daniel Mongrain, Patrice Hamelin, Martin Carbonneau.
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5. Nov. 1997 · Martyr is a technical death-thrash band from Quebec, Canada who play some very intelligent, complex, and aggressive metal. Their debut album Hopeless Hopes has nine songs, each containing plenty of tempo changes, melodic guitar leads, and dual harmonies. Guitarists Daniel Mongrain and Pier-Luc Lampron present a tight and vicious ...
1. Jan. 2000 · Dan and Francois Mongrain’s vocals are an interesting mix between the chant-like qualities of Slayer’s Tom Araya and the classic guttural death metal growl. Lampron and Dan Mongrain’s guitar work is impeccable, and they can effortlessly switch between quick, precise melodies and crushing riffs.
22. Juni 2012 · Interview: Francois Mongrain (Martyr) by Joe on June 22, 2012. Many people gush over later Death but really, it’s pretty predictable heavy metal done up “Death Metal and Yet, Prog-Rock” style; for a band that takes the best of jazz-and-prog-rock influences and puts them into rhythmically adept yet vicious death metal, try Québec’s Martyr.
