Dr. Shrinker (band) explained
Dr. Shrinker |
Origin: | Milwaukee, Wisconsin |
Genre: | Death metal[1] |
Years Active: | 1987 - 1991, 2013-present |
Label: | Dread Records, Necroharmonic Productions |
Dr. Shrinker is an American death metal band from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, that formed in October 1987. Being obscure, the band only came to wider attention with the release of a posthumous split EP with Nunslaughter and a discography CD, released in 2004 by Necroharmonic Productions.[2] Three of the group's members (Tony Brandt, Scott McKillop, Matt Grassberger) would also play in Phantasm, a group in some ways similar to Dr. Shrinker, and released their debut album "The Abominable". The band broke up by January 1991, only lasting 4 years. The band has reformed in January 2013.[3]
The Eponym was produced by Eric Greif.
Band members
Last known lineup
- Jim Potter - guitar
- Jesse Kehoe - drums
- Jason Hellman - bass
- Rich Noonan - vocals
Former members
- Chad Hensel - guitar (1988-1991)
- James Mayer - drums (1990-1991)
- Tony Brandt - drums (1990)
- Dave Priem - drums (1988-1990)
- Doug Cvetkovich - drums (1987-1988)
- Brian Rehak - drums (2013)
- Matt Grassberger - bass (1987-1990, 1991, 2013-2014)
- Scott McKillop - bass (1990)
Discography
- 1988 - Recognition demo
- 1989 - Wedding the Grotesque demo
- 1990 - The Eponym demo
- 1994 - History of Things to Come Compilation (Growing Deaf Entertainment)
- 2001 - Split 7-inch EP with Nunslaughter (Revenge Productions)
- 2004 - Grotesque Wedlock Compilation of 1988-1990 demos (Necroharmonic Productions)
- 2015 - 1990 Practice Sessions Limited Cassette release (Dread Records)
- 2015 - Contorted Dioramic Palette (Dread Records)
External links
Notes and References
- http://www.rockdetector.com/artist/usa/milwaukee/dr+shrinker Dr. Shrinker @ Rockdetector
- http://www.voicesfromthedarkside.de/interviews/drshrinker.htm Dr. Shrinker, Voices from the Darkside eZine
- http://www.jsonline.com/entertainment/musicandnightlife/metal-band-dr-shrinker-back-in-practice--after-23-year-wait-b99103214z1-225377932.html Shrinker back after 23 years, Journal Sentinel