Tampa, Florida's Iced Earth, released their album "The Glorious Burden" in 2004 the lineup pictured above from left to right Ralph Santolla (Guitar), Richard Christy (Drums), Tim "Ripper" Owens (Vocals), James MacDonough (Bass), and Jon Schaffer (Guitar and Vocals).
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Iced Earth
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Skrape from Orlando, Florida released their debut album "Up the Dose" in 2004, with the lineup of Pete Sison (Bass), Brian 'Brix' Milner (Guitar, Keyboards, Turntables, backing vocals), Will Hunt (Drums ), Billy Keeton (Vocals), and Randy Melser (Guitar).
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Skrape
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Counsil of the Fallen from Tampa, Florida released their album "Deciphering the Soul" in 2004, the lineup was Kevin Quirion (Guitars, and Vocals), Sean Baxter (Guitar and Vocals), Sean Ohtani (Guitar), and guest Tim Yeung (Drums).
Council of the Fallen - Metal Archives |
Council of the Fallen
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Deicide from Tampa, Florida released their album "Insineratehymn" in 2000. Pictured above from left to right Brian Hoffman (Guitar), Glen Benton (Vocals and Bass), Eric Hoffman (Guitar), and Steve Asheim (Drums).
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Deicide
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Cannibal Corpse from Tampa, FL/ Buffalo, NY, released their album "The Wretched Spawn" in 2004, the lineup was George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher (Vocals), Jack Owen (Guitar), Alex Webster (Bass), Pat O'Brien (Guitar), and Paul Mazurkiewicz (Drums).
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Cannibal Corpse
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Wykked Wytch from Hollywood, Florida released their album "Nefret" in 2004. The lineup for Wykked Wytch was Ipek Warnock (Vocals), Sean Young (Guitars), Savatore LoPresti (Keyboards), John Rae (Drums), and Gio Geraca (Guitars).
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Wykked Wytch
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Nasty Savage from Brandon, Florida Released "Psycho Psycho" in 2004 which featured the lineup pictured above from left to right Ben Myer (Guitar), Richard Bateman (Bass), "Nasty" Ronnie Galletti (Vocals), Curtis Beeson (Drums), and David Austin (Guitar).
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Cannibal Corpse from Tampa, FL/ Buffalo, NY, released several 'Live' songs on a split with the bands Armored Saint, Lizzy Borden, Vehemence, Cattle Decapitation, and engine, the 'Live' split album was titled "Metal Blade Records: 20th Anniversary Party" in 2004, the Cannibal Corpse lineup was George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher (Vocals), Jack Owen (Guitar), Alex Webster (Bass), Pat O'Brien (Guitar), and Paul Mazurkiewicz (Drums).
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Cannibal Corpse
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Arch of Thorns from Naples, FL. released their Demo " The Coming Storm" in 2004, the lineup was Issacher (Guitar, and Drums), and Tekmarion (Vocals, and Keyboards).
Arch of Thorns - Spirit of Metal |
Arch of Thorns
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Unholy Ghost from Tampa, FL., released their debut album "Torrential Reign" in 2004, the lineup was Aantar Lee Coates (Drums), Kelly McLaughlin (Guitar), Paul Ouelette (Vocals, and Bass), and Jerry Mortellaro (Guitar).
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Unholy Ghost
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Cyst from West Palm Beach, Florida released their Demo in 2004, the lineup was Kyle Bennett (Guitar), Mike Maxson (Guitar), Dan Ortega (Vocals), Dean Piekara (Bass), and Phil Pinto (Drums).
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Cyst
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Devastator from Hialeah, Florida released their EP "Infernal Devastation" in 2004, the lineup is not available.
Devastator - Facebook |
Devastator
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Dove from Winter Haven, Florida released their self titled demo "Dove" in 2004, the lineup was David Jewel (Bass), John Ostberg (Drums), and Henry Wilson (Guitars and Vocals).
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Dove
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Underoath from Tampa, Florida released their album "They're Only Chasing Safety" in 2004. The lineup was Spencer Chamberlain (Vocals), James Smith (Guitars), Aaron Gillespie (Drums, and Backing Vocals), Christopher Dudley (Keyboards), Grant Brandell (Bass). and Timothy McTague (Guitars, and Backing Vocals).
Underoath - Website |
Underoath
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Nonpoint from Ft Lauderdale, FL. released their album "Recoil" in 2004, the lineup was Elias Soriano (Vocals), Robb Riviera (Drums), Andrew Goldman (Guitar and backing Vocals), and Ken MacMillan (Bass and backing Vocals).
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Nonpoint
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Malevolent Creation from Ft. Lauderdale, FL. / Buffalo, NY, released their album "Warkult" in 2004 the lineup for this release was Kyle Symons (Vocals), Gorden Simms (Bass), Phil Fasciana (Guitar), Rob Barrett (Guitar), and Dave Culross (Drums).
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Malevolent Creation
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Millenium from Tampa, FL. released their album "Jericho" in 2004, the lineup was Ralph Santolla (Guitar), Steve McKenna (Bass), Todd Plant (Vocals), Shane French (Guitar), and Mark Prator (Drums).
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Millenum
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Infernaeon from Ft. Lauderdale, FL., released their first demo "Oracle of Armageddon" in 2004, the lineup was Kevin Gibbons (Bass), Chris Defaut (Vocals, and Guitar), Brian Magley (Guitar), and Sal Gausto (Drums).
Infernaeon - Facebook |
Infernaeon
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Floor from Hialeah, Florida released their self titled album "Dove" in 2004, the lineup was Anthony Vialon (Guitars), Steve Brooks (Guitars, and Vocals), and Jeff Sousa (Drums).
Floor - Facebook |
Floor
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The Autumn Offering from Daytona Beach, Florida released their a debut album "Revelations of the Unsung in 2004, the lineup was Dennis Miller (Vocals), George Moore (Guitar), Matt Johnson (Guitar), Sean Robbins (Bass), and Nick Gelyon (Drums).
The Autumn Offering - Metal Archives |
The Autumn Offering
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Malevolent Creation from Ft. Lauderdale, FL. / Buffalo, NY, released their 'Live' album "Conquering South America" in 2004 the lineup for this release was Kyle Symons (Vocals), Gorden Simms (Bass), Phil Fasciana (Guitar), Rob Barrett (Guitar), and Tony Laureano (Drums).
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Malevolent Creation
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HatePlow from Ft. Lauderdale, FL. released their album "Moshpit Murder", in 2004, which was a partial 'Live' and demo songs release, the lineup was Kyle Symons (Vocals), Phil Fasciana (Guitar), Rob Barrett (Guitar), Doug Humlack (Bass), Dave Culross (Drums), Tim Scott (Bass), and Larry Hawke (Drums).
HatePlow - Facebook |
HatePlow
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Crotchduster from Orlando, FL released their Album "Big Fat Box of Shit" in 2004, the lineup was Jason Suekoff aka "Fornicus Fuckmouth McFlappy (Vocals, and Guitar), and Slippery Jim (Vocals), with a long list of other guest musicians.
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Crotchduster
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Amboog-A-Lard from Ft. Lauderdale/ Coral Springs, FL. , released their "1990-1991 Demos" Compilation CD in 2004, the lineup was Dan Fontana (Guitars and Vocals), Barry Alpert (Bass and backing Vocals), George Kokkoris (Drums) and Jordie White (Guitar).
Amboog-A-Lard - Facebook |
Amboog-A-Lard
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Trans-Siberian Orchestra from Tampa, Florida/ New York, NY, released their album "The Lost Christmas Eve" in 2004, the lineup was Jon Oliva, and Robert Kinkel (Piano, Keyboards, and Vocals), Al Pitrelli (Guitar, and Keyboards), Paul O'neill, Chris Caffery, Tristan Avakian, Angus Clark, and Alex Skolnick (Guitar), Johnny Lee Middleton, Dave Z, and Jeff Allegue (Bass), Carmine Giglio, and Mee Eun Kim (Keyboards), Jane Mangini (Piano), Jeff Plate, John O'Reilly, and, Takanori Niida (Drums), John Clark (All horns), Amy Helm (Whistle), and Dave Wittman (Drums, Guitar, and Bass).
Trans-Siberian Orchestra - Website |
Trans-Siberian Orchestra
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Six Feet Under from Brandon / Tampa, FL. released their album "Graveyard Classics 2" in 2004, this is the second release of cover songs, the lineup is pictured above from left to right Terry Butler (Bass), Chris Barnes (Vocals), Steve Swanson (Guitar), and Greg Gall (Drums).
Six Feet Under - Metal Blade |
Six Feet Under
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Jon Oliva's Pain from Tampa, FL. released their album " 'Tage Mahal" in 2004 with Jon Oliva (Vocals, Guitar, and Keyboards), Matt LaPorte (Guitar), John Zahner (Keyboards, and Vocals), Kevin Rothney (Bass, and Vocals), Chris Kinder (Drums).
Jon Oliva's Pain - Facebook |
Jon Oliva's Pain
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Devastator from Hialeah, Florida released their EP "Nuclear War" in 2004, the lineup is not available.
Devastator - Facebook |
Devastator
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After Death from Tampa, FL. , released their demo " Reviving the Gods" in 2004 the lineup was Ed Miller (Guitar, and Bass), Lisa Lombardo (Keyboards, and Vocals), Mike Browning (Vocals and Drums).
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Blasmasters from Tampa, FL. released their self titled demo "Blastmasters" in 2004. The lineup was Aantar Lee Coates (Drums), Jesse Jolly (Vocals, and Bass), and R.J. Reinagle (Guitar).
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Blastmasters
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Death Requisite from Sarasota, FL. released their EP "Thanatopsis" in 2004, the lineup was Dave (Guitar and Vocals), Jamen Dane (Vocals), William Lee (Drums), and Thadius (Guitar).
Death Requisite - Facebook |
Death Requisite
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Feldgrau from Tampa, Florida released their Demo "Crush the Christian Contagion" in 2004, the lineup was Pete Helmkamp (Vocals, Bass, Effects, and Drum Programming), Bill Taylor aka "Destruct" (Guitars), and Caroline Ash aka "Vehex" (Keyboards, Effects, and Vocals).
Feldgrau - Metal Archives |
Feldgrau
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Iron Cross from Orlando, FL. released their 'Live' record "American Tour 2004" in 2004, the lineup was Mike Skelton (Vocals, and Guitar), Rex Alan (Guitar, and Vocals), Dan Bipps (Bass, and Vocals), and Tony Blair (Drums, and Vocals).
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Iron Cross
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Lunar Reign from Tampa, FL. released their Demo "Black Pullet" in 2004, the lineup was Spectral (Vocals, Guitar, Drums, and Keyboards)..
Lunar Reign - Metal Archives |
Lunar Reign
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Negative Plane from Gainesville, Florida released their demo "Promotional Cassette" in 2004, the lineup was Edward Miller aka "Nameless Void" (Guitars and Vocals).
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Negative Plane
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The Absence from Tampa, FL. released their demo EP "The Absence" in 2004, the lineup was Jamie Stewart (Vocals), Jeramie Kling (Drums), Patrick Pintavalle (Guitar), Peter Joseph (Guitar), and Nick Calaci (Bass).
The Absence - Facebook |
The Absence
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Trivium from Orlando, FL, released a song on "Road Rage Tour, Metal Radio EP" Split EP with bands Machine Head, 3 Inches of Blood, and Chimaira, in 2004, the lineup for Trivium was Matt Heafy (Vocals, and Guitar), Corey Beaulieu (Guitar, and Vocals), Travis Smith (Drums), and Paolo Gregoletto (Bass, and Vocals).
Trivium - Website |
Trivium
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