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5 de sept. de 2011 · Fronted by Anthony “Rat” Martin since 2003, with longstanding vocalist Kelvin “Cal” Morris leaving after the release of Discharge, Discharge are always going to be burderned by their legacy. But they’re far from dead;the ostensibly metal sound of the late ’80s has been consumed by the world-eating punk D-beat that made ...
Axon left later that year, followed by Bamford, and the band recruited their roadie Kelvin "Cal" Morris as vocalist, moving Tezz Roberts to drums and Wainwright to bass. [7] . With Morris's addition, the group abandoned their previous Sex Pistols-influenced material and developed a new set of songs with a retooled sound.
Entonces pasó a ser: Kelvin 'Cal' Morris en vocal, Bones en la guitarra, Rainy en bajo y Tez en la batería. A esta muchos consideran como la formación "clásica" de Discharge. El pesado, retorcido, y demoledor sonido de la guitarra y los anti-melódicos gritos y chillidos del vocalista de esta nueva alineación llevaron a la banda a ser ...
21 de abr. de 2020 · As Tezz tells it, the classic Discharge sound resulted when roadie Kelvin “Cal” Morris replaced him as vocalist, bringing growling, shouty vocals of the kind that are now standard in extreme...
30 de oct. de 2022 · Vocals (as "Kelvin Morris") 1989: Live at the City Garden New Jersey (Live album) Vocals : 1991: Massacre Divine: Vocals (as "Kelvin Morris") 1993: Shootin Up the World: Vocals (as "Kelvin (Cal) Morris") 2002: Discharge: Vocals : 2015: Toronto '83 - In the Cold Night (Live album) Vocals
Kelvin "Cal" Morris – vocals; Andy Green – guitar; Anthony "Jake" Morgan – bass; Garry Maloney – drums; Massacre Divine (1991) Live in Japan (1992) Shootin' Up the World (1993) Band inactive 1995 – 2001 Summer 2001 – 2003 Kelvin "Cal" Morris – vocals; Tony "Bones" Roberts – guitar; Roy "Rainy" Wainwright – bass ...
16 de may. de 2016 · Though Terence “Tezz” Roberts, a founding member, plays on End of Days, he was out of Discharge before the band became the wall-of-sound juggernaut that was so influential. And, unfortunately, the bellowing vocals of Kelvin “Cal” Morris are long gone.
