Zoroaster (band) explained

Zoroaster
Origin:	Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.
Genre:	Sludge metal, doom metal, southern metal
Years Active:	2003–2013
Label:	eOne
Current Members:	Mike Morris Dan Scanlan Will Fiore
Past Members:	Rod Fiore Brent Anderson

Zoroaster is an American sludge metal band from Atlanta, Georgia that formed in 2003 and has been inactive since around 2013.^[1] The original line-up was Brent Anderson on bass and vocals with Will Fiore (guitar, vocals) and Todd Fiore (drums), all of whom had previously been members of Terminal Doom Explosion.^[2] The band released four studio albums, Zoroaster in 2005, Dog Magic in 2007, Voice of Saturn in 2009, and Matador in 2010. They were signed to E1 Music.^[3]

Discography

• Zoroaster (2005), Battle Kommand Records
• Dog Magic (2007), Battle Kommand Records
• Voice of Saturn (2009), Terminal Doom Records
• Matador (2010), E1 Entertainment

Other appearances

• Metal Swim - Adult Swim compilation album (2010)

External links

• Zoroaster at Last.fm
• Zoroaster at Myspace

Notes and References

1. Rivadavis, Eduardo "Zoroaster Biography", AllMusic, retrieved July 11, 2011
2. Meyer, Mike (2008) "Cue Ball-Smashed Face: Zoroaster's Guide to Bar Fighting", Portland Mercury, February 7, 2008, retrieved July 11, 2011
3. Web site: Lessons in Music and Compatibility (Published 2010). Ben. Ratliff. July 4, 2010. November 17, 2020. The New York Times.