Wardrum
Wardrum | |
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Pic from the "Desolation" photo session 2012 | |
Background information | |
Origin | Thessaloniki, Greece |
Genres | Power metal |
Years active | 2010–Present |
Labels | Steel Gallery Records |
Website | www.wardrum.gr |
Members |
Yannis Papadopoulos Kosta Vreto Kostas Scandalis Stergios Kourou |
Past members | Piero Leporale |
Wardrum is a heavy / power metal band based in Greece, formed in the summer of 2010.
History
They were formed in Thessaloniki, Greece, by drummer Stergios Kourou, along with guitarist Kosta Vreto and bass player Kostas Scandalis (all 3 of them members of progsters Horizon’s End). Wardrum were originally fronted by Uli Jon Roth’s Italian singer Piero Leporale, while front-man Yannis Papadopoulos joined them as lead vocalist in the early 2012. Their debut album “Spadework” was released by Steel Gallery Records on the 20th of April 2011 and the band was directly rated as one of the most promising bands in Greece. The Spadework Line-Up did a live performance only once, opening for Crimson Glory’s show in Thessaloniki on 22/10/2011. On February 2012 the band parted ways with Leporale and found a local singer, in order to be more flexible and work easier. Yannis Papadopoulos took over the band’s front-man position and they immediately recorded “Desolation” which was released on 25/04/2012. On October–December of the same year the band toured all over Greece to support the new album and managed to create a solid core of fans who have shown their support by voting the band in the Metal Hammer magazine’s annual polls as the fourth best Greek band.
Line-up
Current
- Yannis Papadopoulos - vocals
- Kosta Vreto - guitar
- J Demian - guitar
- Kostas Scandalis - bass
- Stergios Kourou - drums
Former members
- Piero Leporale - Vocals (2011)
Additional touring members
- Kostas Vaporidis - guitar
Discography
Albums
- Messenger (2013)
- Desolation (2012)
- Spadework (2011)
Videography
Video Clips
- The Messenger (2014)
- Travel Far Away (2014)
- Parental (2012)
- Crest Of The Wave (2011)
External links
- Official website
- Wardrum on Facebook
- Wardrum on Twitter
- Video on YouTube
- Wardrum @ Encyclopaedia Metallum - The Metal Archives