Amboog-A-Lard from Ft. Lauderdale/ Coral Springs, FL. , released their Demo "Medicine Man/ A Matter of Honor" in 1993, the lineup was Dan Fontana (Guitars and Vocals), Chad Steinhart (Keyboards, Samples), Jeordie White (Bass and Vocals), and Jon Somerlade (Drums).
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Amboog-A-Lard from Ft. Lauderdale/ Coral Springs, FL. , released their album "A New Hope" in 1993, the lineup was Dan Fontana (Guitars and Vocals), Chad Steinhart (Keyboards, Samples), Jeordie White (Bass and Vocals), and Jon Somerlade (Drums).
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Assuck from St Petersburg, FL. released their EP "State to State", in 1993, the lineup for Assuck was Rob Proctor (Drums), Steve Heritage (Guitar, and Vocals), and Paul Pavlovich (Vocals).
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Assuck
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Burial from Sarasota, FL. released their self titled EP "Burial" in 1993, the lineup was Mike Fiscina (Bass), Robb (Drums), Tom (Guitar), and Mike Callahan (Vocals, and Guitar).
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Cavity (would later change their name to Cavity A.D.), from Miami, FL. released their self titled EP "Cavity" in 1993, the lineup was Daniel Gorostiaga (Bass), Rene Barge (Vocals), Jorge Alverez (Drums), and Rafael Luna (Guitar).
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Cynic from Miami, FL. released a split album release with the bands Believer, Fear Factory, Treponem Pal, and Pestilence titled " The Breed Beyond" in 1993, the lineup for for Cynic was Paul Masvidal (Vocals, and Guitar), Jason Gobel (Guitar), Sean Reinert (Drums), and Sean Malone (Bass).
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Cynic
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Gardy Loo! from Tampa, FL. released their demo "Stool Sample" in 1993, the lineup was Ben Meyer (Vocals, and Guitar), Richard Bateman (Bass, and Vocals), and Rob Throckmorton (Drums, and Vocals).
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Kamelot form Tampa, FL. released their second demo "Kamelot" in 1993, the lineup was Mark Vanderbilt (Vocals), Thomas Youngblood (Guitar), Glenn Barry (Bass), and Richard Warner (Drums).
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Marilyn Manson, (formerly known as Marilyn Manson & The Spooky Kids), from Ft. Lauderdale, FL. released their Demo "Refrigerator" in 1993, the lineup was Marilyn Manson (Vocals), Gidget Gein (Bass), Daisy Berkowitz (Guitar, and Drums Programming), Sara Lee Lucas (Drums), and Madonna Wayne Gacy (Samples, and Keyboards).
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Opposite Earth from Tampa, FL. released their demo "OMED" in 1993, their lineup was Mike Stanfield (Bass), Joe Lopez (Drums), Gary Schemnitzer (Guitar), Rick Risberg (Keyboards), and Steven Vincent (Vocals).
Opposite Earth - Metal Archives |
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Precipice from Gainesville, FL. released their demo "The Foundation" in 1993.
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Raped Ape from Lake Worth, Florida released their EP "Terminal Reality" in 1993 the lineup was Mike "Pooch" Pucciarelli (Vocals, and Guitars), John Paul Soars (Guitar and backing Vocals), J.C. Dwyer (Drums and backing Vocals), and Mike Moreno (Bass).
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Raped Ape from Lake Worth, Florida released their Split EP w/ Bloody Mary in 1993 the lineup was Mike "Pooch" Pucciarelli (Vocals, and Guitars), John Paul Soars (Guitar and backing Vocals), J.C. Dwyer (Drums and backing Vocals), and Mike Moreno (Bass).
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Raped Ape
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Meathook Seed from Tampa, FL. / Birmingham, England, released their debut album "Embedded" in 1993. Meathook Seed was a collaboration from Napalm Death and Obituary band members, pictured above from left to right Donald Tardy (Drums), Trvor Peres (Vocals, Mitch Harris (Guitar), and Shane Embury (Bass for 'Live' shows, but did not record).
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Killing Addiction from Ocala, FL. released their album "Omega Factor" in 1993, the lineup was Patrick Bailey (Vocals, and Bass), Chris Wicklein (Guitar), Chris York (Drums), and Chad Bailey (Guitar).
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Killing Addiction
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Cannibal Corpse originally from Buffalo, NY, and would later move to Tampa, FL. released their EP "Hammer Smashed Face" in 1993, the lineup was Chris Barnes (Vocals), Jack Owen (Guitar), Alex Webster (Bass), and Paul Mazurkiewicz (Drums).
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Disincarnate released their demo "Soul Erosion" in 1992, the lineup was James Murphy (Guitar, and Bass), Brian Cegon (Vocals), Jason Carmen (Guitar), and Tomas Viator (Drums).
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Disincarnate
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Resurrection, from Tampa, FL., released their debut album "Embalmed Existence" in 1993 the lineup for this release was Alex Marquez (Drums), Charlie Haines (Guitar), John Astl (Guitar), Paul Degoyler (Vocals), and Dave Scott (bass).
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Resurrection
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Savatage from Tampa, Florida released their 7th Studio album "Edge of Thorns " with a change in vocal duties, due Jon Olivia leaving to pursue other projects. The lineup for "Edge of Thorns" pictured above is Steve "Doc" Wacholz (Drums), Johnny Lee Middleton (Bass), Zachary Stevens (Vocals), and Criss Oliva (Guitars).
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Genitortures from Orlando, FL. released their debut album "120 Days of Gemitorturers" in 1993, the lineup was Gen (Vocals), Jerry Outlaw (Guitar), AW Reckart (Drums), and Sean Colpoys (Bass).
Genitorturers - Website |
Genitorturers
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Tampa, Florida's Morbid Angel released their album "Covenant" in 1993. The lineup for their release pictured above from left to right David Vincent (Vocals and Bass), Trey Azagthoth (Guitar), and Pete Sandoval (Drums).
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Brutality from Tampa, FL. released their debut album "Screams of Anguish" in 1993, the lineup was Jeff Acres (Bass, and Vocals), Jim Coker (Drums), Don Gates (Guitar), Scott Reigel (Vocals), and Jay Fernandez (Guitar).
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Brutality
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Death based in Orlando, Florida released their album "Individual Thought Patterns" in 1993 the lineup is pictured above from left to right Steve Digiorgio (Bass), Chuck Schuldiner (Vocals and Guitars), Gene Hoglan (Drums), and Ralph Santolla (Live Touring Guitar), not pictured Andy LaRocque (Session Guitar).
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Cavity (would later change their name to Cavity A.D.), from Miami, FL. released their Demo "Live on WFMU" in 1993, the lineup was Daniel Gorostiaga (Bass), Rene Barge (Vocals), Jorge Alverez (Drums), and Refael Luna (Guitar).
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Equinox from Orlando, FL. released their demo "Anthem to the Moon" was released in 1993, the lineup was Pete Slate (Guitar), Mark Lavenia (Bass), Steve Spillers (Drums), and Matt "Darkness" Wagner (Vocals).
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Equinox
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Atheist from Sarasota, Florida, released their album "Elements" in 1993. The lineup for their "Elements" release was Kelly Shaefer (Vocals, Guitars), Tony Choy (Bass), and Rand Burkey (Guitar), Frank Emmi (Guitar), and Josh Greenbaum (Drums).
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Atheist
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Eulogy from Tampa, FL released their EP "The Essence" in 1993, the lineup was Jarrett Pritchard (Guitar), Jason Avery (Vocals), Mike Bearden (Bass), Clayton Gore (Drums), and James Medina (Guitar).
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Eulogy
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Cynic from Miami, FL. released their debut album "Focus" in 1993, the lineup was Paul Masvidal (Vocals, and Guitar), Tony Teegarden (Vocals, and Keyboards, recorded but not pictured), Jason Gobel (Guitar), Sean Reinert (Drums), and Sean Malone (Bass).
Cynic - Website |
Cynic
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Malevolent Creation from Ft. Lauderdale, FL. / Buffalo, NY, released their album "Stillborn" in 1993, with the lineup of Brett Hoffmann (Vocals), Jason Blachowicz (Bass), Phil Fasciana (Guitar), Jon Rubin (Guitar), and Alex Marquez (Drums).
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