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Artist: Chastain: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Rock: Guitar Virtuoso Metal: Heavy     Discography:      The 7th Of Never - The Voice Of The Cult (Remastered)    Year: 2004    Tracks: 18      In An Outrage    Year: 2004    Tracks: 13      In Dementia    Year: 1997    Tracks: 9      Sick Society    Year: 1995    Tracks: 12      For Those Who Dare    Year: 1990    Tracks: 10      The Voice Of The Cult    Year: 1988    Tracks: 9      The 7Th Of Never    Year: 1987    Tracks: 9      Ruler Of The Wasteland    Year: 1986    Tracks: 11      Mystery Of Illusion    Year: 1984    Tracks: 9 One of numerous melodious projects spearheaded by unwearying guitarist David T. Chastain, the overweight metallic element band that bears his name has been a repair in America's underground metallic element scenery for over deuce decades, just has rarely reared its head aboveground. First formed in 1984, in Cincinnati, Ohio, Chastain was immediately signed to the shred-loving Shrapnel pronounce, and in any case featured ex-Rude Girl vocalizer Leather Leone, bassist Mike Skimmerhorn, and future Cinderella drummer Fred Coury. This quartette performed on Chastain's debut, Mystery of Illusion, later that year, precisely deficient production values severely hindered its prospects in an increasingly refined heavy alloy securities industry. Much better was 1986's Ruler of the Wasteland, which was recorded with Coury's successor Ken Mary and, along with 1987's The Seventh of Never, is still considered by many to be Chastain's finest instant. New bassist David Harbour made his debut on 1988's astonishingly lacklustre Voice of the Cult, by which prison house term Chastain seemed to be simply departure through and through the motions; and 1990's likewise dissatisfactory For those wHO Dare power saw one John Luke Hebert replacing Mary, wHO was off to link up Alice Cooper). As if on syndicate stick, grime took all over in a big way during the former 90's, driving heavy metal into the cellar, and David Chastain into other solo pursuits. It wasn't until 1995 that a young Chastain album, Sick Society, would surface, and even though the band's basic alloy levelheaded remained inviolate, both it and 1997's In Dementia contained a new-line-up rounded kO'd by singer Kate French, bassist Kevin Kekes, and early Trouble drummer Dennis Lesh. This second approaching was to be a brief unitary, however, and Chastain would once again vaporize for many geezerhood in front at last returning with 2004's In an Outrage album.