Charlie Benante
Drummer for Anthrax, influential songwriter
Born
November 27th, 1962
62 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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A prominent drummer and songwriter, contributions include pivotal work with the band Anthrax, a key player in the thrash metal scene. Began drumming at a young age and formed Anthrax in 1981. Helped define the sound of heavy metal, particularly through the album 'Among the Living' released in 1987. Participated in various side projects and collaborations, showcasing versatility in music.
Played drums on Anthrax's 'Among the Living'
Co-wrote many tracks for Anthrax
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