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After a lineup shuffle that saw Andre A. Worrell (as The Nubian Nightmare) emerge as lead singer and frontman, the band recorded its 4-song debut, released only as cassette tape, titled The DEMOn. The tape contained the songs, Doomsday, Eskamoes, Dansmenot, and a cover of the ska classic, Shame & Scandal.
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Fronted by lead singer Grylli aka Invidious aka the Nubian Nightmare, along with the hottest rhythm section in New York, and the Horns of Hell, Mephiskapheles spreads its evil seed with an ongoing reissue program, epic shows, and new music on the way.
Fronted by lead singer Invidious aka the Nubian Nightmare, along with the hottest rhythm section in New York, and the Horns of Hell, Mephiskapheles spreads its evil seed with an ongoing reissue...
Written by guitarist Brendog Tween and lead singer Andre Worrell ("The Nubian Nightmare"), the song came about during a jam session. Drummer Mikal Reich thought it sounded foreboding, so he suggested calling it "Doomsday." Worrell wrote the lyrics to match the title, starting with a spoken line, "Hey, what's this button for?"
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27 ago 2019 · With singer/toaster Andre A. Worrell, aka the Nubian Nightmare, at front and center, Mephiskapheles’ controlled cacophony suggested the manic volatility of Fishbone, the eerier elements of...
