Gene Hoglan
Drummer for metal bands and albums
Born
August 31st, 1967
58 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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A prominent drummer in the heavy metal genre, contribution to the music scene includes work with bands such as Dark Angel and Strapping Young Lad. Participation in recording significant albums such as 'Leave Scars' and 'City' showcased technical skill and speed. Additionally, collaborated with several other notable bands, including Testament and Death, helping to shape their distinct sounds. Recognized for powerful drumming style, precision, and influence on aspiring drummers worldwide.
Played drums on Dark Angel's 'Leave Scars'
Played drums on Strapping Young Lad's 'City'
Collaborated with Death on 'Individual Thought Patterns'
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