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TYSONDOG BIOGRAPHY
Tysondog were a English heavy metal band formed in Newcastle, in the year 1983 during the NWOBHM boom. They quickly signed to Neat Records and issued their debut single 'Eat the Rich' that same year. 1984 saw their first full-length, 'Beware of the Dog,' which was produced by none other than Cronos of Venom. Cronos even perfomed backing vocals on the track "Demon" (listen for him in the chorus). An EP, 'Shoot to Kill' was released in 1985, and was followed the next year by the 'Crimes of Insanity' LP, which, along with the single and Alice Cooper cover 'School's Out,' received a lukewarm reception. Thrash metal had come to dominate the metal underground, and Tysondog, frustrated by declining popularity and several personnel difficulties, split up. Castle released 'Painted Heroes' in 2002, a collection of both full-length albums and the 'Shoot to Kill' EP.
TYSONDOG GENRES NWOBHM
TYSONDOG ORIGIN United Kingdom (Newcastle), formed in 1983
TYSONDOG CURRENT RECORD LABEL Neat
TYSONDOG STATUS Split-up
TYSONDOG CURRENT LINE-UP Kevin Wynn (bass)
Rob Walker (drums)
Alan Hunter (guitars, vocals) (Pariah (UK))
Clutch Carruthers (vocals)
Paul Burdis (guitars)
TYSONDOG PREVIOUS LINE-UP Ged Wolf (drums) (Atomkraft)
Kev Hunter (drums)
Peter Reeve (drums)
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