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Morgion

Morgion is a doom metal band from United States, active 1990 to 2004. 6 releases and 9 musicians in the catalog.
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Facts

Genre
Doom Metal
Origin
Orange County, United States
Formed
1990
Disbanded
2004
Releases
6

Biography

Morgion was an American doom/death metal band from Orange County, California, United States. Morgion was formed in 1990 by Dwayne Boardman (guitars), Jeremy Peto, Mike Davis (guitars) and Rhett Davis (drums). The band recorded their debut “Rabid Decay” demo in 1991, followed by the “Travesty” 7" in 1993. With the addition of Bobby Thomas (guitars) and Ed Parker (keyboards) in 1994, Morgion recorded what would become Among Majestic Ruin, licensed for release to Relapse Records in 1996. In 1995, Gary Griffith joined Morgion as a replacement for Parker on keyboards. In 1998, Thomas departed and Griffith took on both guitar and keyboard duties. Morgion then wrote and recorded Solinari; released by Relapse Records in 1999. After being shelved by Relapse Records because they didn't know how to promote the band and Jeremy Peto (bass/vocals) leaving, Morgion took a hiatus to recoup. 2002 saw the band moving forward with Justin Christian on bass and an album partnership with Dark Symphonies. Cloaked by Ages, Crowned in Earth, the final album, was released in April 2004. Morgion toured Europe on the Doomination Tour, during that tour they decided it would be their last and Morgion would be no more. Despite their name being on the US Doomination Tour, Morgion did not play any shows. Rhett and Justin went as roadies for the other bands, Gary and Dwayne did not go. 2004 saw the official end of Morgion.

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Genres

Current line-up

MusicianInstrumentsYears
Dwayne Boardman
Gary Griffith1998 to present
Justin Christian2002 to present
Rhett Davis

Former members

MusicianInstrumentsYears
Adrian Lerouxadditional2002 to 2003
Bobby Thomas1994 to 1998
Ed Parker1994 to 1998
Jeremy Petountil 2002
Peter Surowskiadditional2001 to 2002

Albums

Other releases

EPs, demos, live records and compilations.

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