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News : July/Aug 2009 – Dreadnaught

By on July 19, 2009

Band: Dreadnaught
Genre: Metal
Origin: Melbourne, Victoria
www.myspace.com/dreadnaughtmusic

Since their inception more than 15 years ago Dreadnaught have established themselves as a cornerstone for Australian heavy rock audiences. The city Dreadnaught call home, Melbourne Australia, has spawned several next big things over the last decade. But as genres and bands come and go Dreadnaught never fail to provide their loyal fans, both old and new, with diverse offerings that are rooted in the brand of Australian rock and metal that the band have become an historic part of.

Headlining tours, high profile supports with Testament, Strapping Young Lad, Nickelback, Nevermore, Paradise Lost, and Cathedral to name a few, as well as slots on leading Australian metal and rock festivals have earned Dreadnaught the reputation as one of Australias finest and hardest working live acts.

May 2008 saw the addition of Matt Racovalis on drums. Matt brings a definitive metal edge and a high degree of technical ability to the band which is reflected in the results of the song writing process throughout 2008. This latest LP is departure from the more rock orientated releases of previous years and represents a return to the bands early thrash-metal roots and is the bands heaviest release to date.

2009 sees the release of Dreadnaught’s latest self-titled LP CD which is available now through all good record stores, online via iTunes and from www.dreadnaught.com.au

DREADNAUGHT AUSTRALIAN TOUR – Aug/Oct 2009
7th Aug – Chilli Lounge, Wyong
8th Aug – The Bald Faced Stag, Sydney
14th Aug – The Castle, Dandenong (AA)
15th Aug – The Tote, Collingwood
22nd Aug – The Barwon Club, Geelong
9th Oct – Monstrothic (Rosies Live), Brisbane
4th Sept – The Royal Oak, Launceston
5th Sept The Brisbane Hotel, Hobart

Latest Releases:

Dreadnaught – [D->O]
Release Date: 01/05/2009, Amphead
http://dreadnaught.com.au/merch.aspx
Click here for the MO album review of [D->O]

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