David Vincent

...in the making and includes some of the hardest electronic music ever made. Four years ago, Morbid Angel front man and guitarist David Vincent befriended Jackal & Hyde after hearing their work and has played/co-produced on a few tracks on the...

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Soon after that, they would record 120 Days of Genitorture. After recording this album, former Morbid Angel bassist/vocalist David Vincent (Gen's husband) joined the Genitorturers on bass. He left Morbid Angel after the 1995 album Domination...

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...which is in regular rotation on MTV. In 2002, Retard-O-Bot was invited to tour with the S&M Shock Rock group The Genitorturers by David Vincent, Genitorturers' bassist and former frontman of Morbid Angel. It was on this outing that...

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...of Morbid Angel's celebrated recording output. On "God Of Emptiness" Azagthoth's main guitar riff sounds like a creeping gargoyle while David Vincent's vocals evoke images of terror and suffering. They've certainly made a name for themselves...

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David Alexander Vincent (born April 22, 1965) aka Evil D is an American musician and is currently the lead vocalist and bassist for the seminal death metal band Morbid Angel as well as the bassist for Genitorturers. He cites the original...

In this article: David Alexander Vincent, Morbid Angel, Genitorturers, Church of Satan, Terrorizer, Jesse Pintado, Pete Sandoval, Domination, and Altars of Madness

...for Morbid Angel from 1997 to 2001, and then 2003 to 2004 when he was replaced by former Morbid Angel bass player/vocalist David Vincent. His last Morbid Angel Album was Heretic. Before Morbid Angel, he played in a band with current...

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Sound: Morbid Angel's second offering on major label Giant Records and the last studio album (pre 2004) to feature band frontman David Vincent, Domination is one album that divides many Morbid Angel fans. You either love this album or...

In this article: Morbid Angel, Domination, Trey Azagthoth, Erik Rutan, Giant Records, Heretic, Bankruptcy, God, and Five Minutes Alone

...magazine about the band's upcoming album, which will mark the Florida-based group's first release to feature vocalist/bassist David Vincent since 1995's "Domination". "We played the new song 'Nevemore' [see video below] on the last tour and...

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...continuing through "Heretic". "A lot of people around the world have come up with titles that they thought it would be," David Vincent told Norway's "Tinitus" radio show in an interview that aired in June 2008. "There is no title yet we've...

In this article: Morbid Angel, Heretic, Amsterdam, Destructhor, Zyklon, Earache Records, Trey Azagthoth, and Pete Sandoval

...Soulfly album be without a guest appearance or two? This time out Dave Peters of Throwdown cuts loose on "Unleash," while the legendary David Vincent of Morbid Angel gets brutal on the album's kicker "Blood Fire War Hate." And there's also the...

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