Dreadnought Band

DreadnaughtOriginGenres,Years active1992–presentLabelsDark Carnival/Associated acts, Atomizer, Discordia, The EternalWebsiteMembersGreg TrullRichie PoateAndy McDougallMarty O'SheaNeil FlavellePast membersDamon AlcockAndrew Livingstone-SquiresAaren 'Suds' SuttilSandy BettanayMatt RacovalisDreadnaught is a band from,. The group was formed out of the remnants of some bands including Fridge from who recorded an album in 1994.The band recorded a single titled Flowers in 1995 that was released on cassette by Melbourne label Subversive. The following year the full-length album saw release on Deported. This album displayed a combination of dark, introspective rock and melodic, progressive. Citing a breach of contract from the label that stemmed from inadequate promotion, Dreadnaught had the album re-released on BlahBlahBlah Records in 1997.In the meantime, the band was forced to change the spelling of its name from the original 'Dreadnought' to the current affectation when it was discovered that finance company Dreadnought Finance held a on the name. The independently released EP Idiosyncrasy appeared in 1998 and at approximately the same time, drummer Aaren Suttil (aka Suds) formed a thrash metal band called Atomizer while still remaining a member of Dreadnaught.During 1999, Dreadnaught began touring more widely, supporting, and on Australian tours. The band also signed to through what was at the time an Australian-based development roster called Dark Carnival.

Dreadnaught's first album release for the label was 2000's Down to Zero. The style of music on the album was less progressive and with more of a rock feel. Shortly after its release, bass player Andy Livingston-Squires (aka Squiz) left the band. He was replaced by Ando McDougall; in the interim, Dreadnaught recorded an EP in early 2001 called with Michael Meagher on bass. A national tour was mounted with fellow Dark Carnival signing. This was followed by tours with and later the same year.Dreadnaught was less active nationally for the next two years before beginning work on the third full-length album in 2004.

With the release of their fourth full-length album in six years, a band I once called “one of the best, most progressive young bands in metal right.

Almost immediately, Suttil resigned from the group in order to concentrate on his other band Atomizer and he was replaced by Sandy Bettenay. Suttil recorded three albums and a number of singles and EPs with Atomizer until his death on 27 December 2006.Dreadnaught's third album was released by Roadrunner in late 2005. Dirty Music showed that the group's transformation from progressive metal to groove rock was complete. The band supported 's tour of Australia in early 2007.Matt Racovalis (ex-Alarum, ex-The Berzerker) replaced Sandy Bettenay on drums in 2008. In mid-2009, the band issued their self-titled fourth album.Dreadnaught toured Australia with Testament again during 2010.Marty O'Shea replaced Matt Racovalis as drummer in 2012. Contents.Current members.

Greg Trull – vocals (1992–present). Richie Poate – guitars (1992–present). Scottie Anning – guitars (2017–present). Andy McDougall – bass (2001–present). Tim Joyce – drums (2019–present)Former members. Damon Alcock – guitars (1992–2016). Andrew Howard Livingstone-Squires – bass (1992–2000).

Aaren Sutti – drums (1992–2004; died 2006). Sandy Bettenay – drums (2004–2008). Matthew Racovalis – drums (2008–2012). Marty O'Shea – drums (2012–2018)Timeline.

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The Dreadnoughts are a 6-piece folk-punk band from Vancouver. The band combines a wide range of European folk music with modern street punk. In late 2011 they announced an indefinite hiatus. However, they followed this by playing shows occasionally, such as annual Vancouver shows, a two-week European tour in January 2014, and two March gigs with Guttermouth in 2014. On November 11, 2017 they released their fourth full-length album Foreign Skies, They followed this up with the album Into The North on November 15, 2019.

The band has four full-lengths and two EPs on various labels and has played around 500 shows in around 30 countries. Their performance peak was in 2010, when 180 shows were played.

History[edit]

The Dreadnoughts formed in 2007 in the Downtown Eastside area of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

A week-long portion of their 2009 European tour is documented in the book This Place Is Awesome (ISBN978-1105143274) by Vancouver-based photographer Adam PW Smith.^[1]

Sound and influences[edit]

Noticeable influences in their sound include acts such as The Pogues, Gogol Bordello, Goran Bregovic, and Rancid. The band commonly record and perform Sea Shanties, polkas and klezmer songs, and are also strongly influenced by English West Country folk music - in particular the Bristol folk band The Wurzels.^[2]

Their 2009 release, Victory Square, was ranked the 4th-best folk-punk release of 2009 by folk-punk magazine Shite N' Onions.^[3] Their previous release, Legends Never Die, was ranked #7 on the magazine's 2008 list.^[4] Multiple cross-Canada tours and European tours have helped to contribute to the band's steadily rising profile.^[5]

Other acts that have shared the stage with The Dreadnoughts include Stiff Little Fingers, The Cider Fecks, Swingin' Utters, Hepcat, The Real McKenzies, Goran Bregovic, IAMX, Okean Elzy, Talco, The Creepshow, Mad Sin, and Los Furios.

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Current members[edit]

• Nicholas Smyth, Guitar and Vocals (The Fang)
• Tegan Ceschi-Smith, Violin (Wormley Wangersnitch)
• Kyle Taylor, Accordion and Vocals (Leroy 'Slow Ride' McBride)
• Drew Sexsmith, Mandolin, Banjo and Vocals (sometimes known as the Dread Pirate Druzil)
• Andrew Hay, Bass (Squid Vicious)
• Marco Bieri, Drums (The Stupid Swedish Bastard)

Former members[edit]

• William Shand, Bass (Fire Marshall Willie); also, past member of The Brass Action
• Katie Nordgren, Bass (The Wicked Wench of the West)
• Shamus, best fiddle in the west

Discography[edit]

Studio Albums[edit]

• Legends Never Die – July 2007 (Golden Tee Records)
• Victory Square - June 2009 (Stomp Records)
• Polka's Not Dead - October 2010 (Stomp Records)
• Foreign Skies - November 2017 (Self Released)
• Into The North - November 2019 (Stomp Records)

EPs[edit]

• Cyder Punks Unite - July 2010, (Leech Redda)
• Uncle Touchy Goes To College - July 2011 (Bellydrop Records)

See also[edit]

References[edit]

1. ^Smith, Adam (2011). 'This Place Is Awesome'(Web). Adam PW Smith. Retrieved 2012-01-11.
2. ^Poon, Christopher (2010). 'Dreadnoughts charting course on sea of cider'(Web). straight.com. Retrieved 2010-06-06.
3. ^'Top CDs of 2009'(Web). shitenonions.com. 2009. Retrieved 2010-06-06.
4. ^'Top CDs of 2008'(Web). shitenonions.com. 2008. Retrieved 2010-06-06.
5. ^Mack, Adrian (2010). 'Rocking in the western Maritimes'(Web). straight.com. Retrieved 2010-06-06.

External links[edit]

• Polka Never Dies Video shot in Poland during the 2011 European Tour