Michel Langevin
Drummer and songwriter for Voïvod
Born
May 30th, 1963
62 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Canada
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A Canadian drummer and songwriter, contributed to the formation and success of the heavy metal band Voïvod. Began playing drums at an early age and helped establish the band's distinct sound characterized by progressive metal elements. Released several acclaimed albums including "Dimension Hatröss" and "Nothingface," which received critical recognition. Voïvod became known for their elaborate and imaginative themes in both lyrics and visuals. After years of touring and recording, played a significant role in influencing the metal genre and inspiring upcoming musicians.
Co-founded the band Voïvod in 1982
Released the album 'Nothingface' in 1989
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