Payne's Gray
| Payne's Gray | |
|---|---|
| General information | |
| origin | Karlsruhe |
| Genre (s) | Progressive metal |
| founding | 1988 |
| resolution | around 1998 |
| Last occupation | |
| Hagen Schmidt | |
| Jan Schröder | |
| Martin Mannhardt | |
| Rüdiger Blank | |
| Daniel Herrmann | |
| former members | |
singing |
Haluk Balikci |
guitar |
Pascal Heberling |
guitar |
Christophe Zahnleiter |
Keyboard |
Tomek Turek |
Keyboard |
Michael Ehninger |
Drums |
Axel Baudendel |
Drums |
Marco Müller |
Drums |
Andreas Nolte |
Payne's Gray was a German progressive metal band that was formed in 1988 and disbanded in the late 1990s.
history
Two years after the founding they released their first demo Of Tyrants and Reflections , in 1991 another demo with Infinity . Four years later, Kadath Decoded , a concept album on HP Lovecraft's The Dream Search for the Unknown Kadath, was released . Stylistically, it was partly based on Psychotic Waltz , particularly through the use of the flute. The band also used two singers. After Payne's Gray reissued their second demo in 1998 with a new track as a bonus, they broke up.
Michael Ehninger and Marco Müller played with the progressive metal band Destiny Dreaming in the late 1990s , while Martin Mannhardt was for two albums with the melodic metal band Wicked Sensation in the early 2000s .
Discography
- 1990: Of Tyrants and Reflections (Demo)
- 1991: Infinity (demo)
- 1995: Kadath Decoded (album)
- 1998: Infinity (re-release with bonus title)
Web links
- Payne's Gray on the baby blue pages
- Payne's Gray in the ProgArchives (English)
- Payne's Gray at Discogs (English)