Dresden 45

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'Dresden 45' was a hardcore punk band from Houston, Texas, also known as 'D45' and variantly, 'D'45'. They were one of the first hardcore bands to implement a guitar-driven heavy metal sound into their music. Like other Houston bands Dirty Rotten Imbeciles and Verbal Abuse, 'Dresden 45' played a breathless, high-speed type of hardcore punk now referred to as crust or krust.

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Formed in 1985 or 86. Last release dated 1993, though last live performance was in 1989.

  • Brumby Boylston - vocals
  • Patrick Godbey - guitar
  • Uncle Charlie Hardwick - bass, vocals
  • Oscar Gray - drums
  • Scott Daniels - bass

  • Liberators 7"
  • Swiss Bank Account 7"
  • Paradise Lost LP
  • Blooddump 7"
  • Double Against 7"
  • Paradise Lost (expanded) - CD Reissue - Arclight Records

  • Attack Is Now Suicide
  • Houston Loud
  • Axiom Live
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