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Warrel Dane (/ˈwɒrəl/; born
Warrel George Baker;
March 7, 1961 –
December 13, 2017) was an
American musician and the lead
singer for the
heavy metal bands...
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formed in 1992. The band was
formed after three of its
members —
vocalist Warrel Dane, b****ist Jim
Sheppard and
guitarist Jeff
Loomis —
ended their previous...
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Budbill (drums). The lead
vocalist position was held by
Warrel Dane
until his
death in 2017. They have
released four
studio albums and...
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progressive metal band, Nevermore, and its predecessor, Sanctuary. He and
singer Warrel Dane are
certified chefs, and
formerly owned an
Italian restaurant in Seattle...
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reference to the
lyrics of the
title track, "Enemies of Reality", in
which Warrel Dane sings, "Open wide and eat the
worms of the enemy."
There are other...
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released on
February 14, 1995, by
Century Media Records. It was
singer Warrel Dane and b****ist Jim Sheppard's
first release after disbanding their previous...
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studio recordings from 1986. This is Sanctuary's
final release with
vocalist Warrel Dane, who died of a
heart attack on
December 13, 2017.
Olivier Badin of...
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Dreaming Neon
Black is a
concept album;
according to Nevermore's lead singer,
Warrel Dane, "it's a very
simple story about a man who
slowly goes
insane after...
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Shadow Work is the
second solo
album by
American heavy metal vocalist Warrel Dane from
Nevermore and Sanctuary,
released on
October 26, 2018. Recordings...
- series, The OA, “Away”. All
tracks are
written by
Warrel Dane and
Lenny Rutledge,
except where noted.
Warrel Dane –
vocals Lenny Rutledge – guitar, backing...
