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Genre: Death/Thrash Metal
Hometown: Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
Members: (Members not in their last full lineup in italics)
Josh Stephney (The Bear Hunters), vocals
Andrew Chiarello (AtrophiA), lead guitar
Dan Souliere (AtrophiA, March Into Regression), rhythm guitar
Nolan Rainville (Giwakwa), bass
Travis St. Amour (March Into Regression, Fountain of Betrayal), drums
Aaron Gasparetto, lead guitar
Joey Graham (Ashoka at the Show), drums
Aaron Gasparetto, lead guitar
Joey Graham (Ashoka at the Show), drums
Audio/Video: A decent amount of Bring The Fallen videos are online from their two year local run, scattered across numerous YouTube channels, but the best spots to see their videos would be on guitarist Dan Souliere's cousin Jesse's YouTube channel (featuring 3 Necropolis-era videos from 2009) and The Sault Metal Scene's YouTube channel, which features a handful of live videos from shows mostly in 2010, along with three unmastered mixes from their unreleased debut EP, and a video from their 2013 reunion. To check everything out, search YouTube or the above links for "Bring The Fallen"! To embed here, I chose this 9 minute video of Bring The Fallen playing three songs at their headlining performance at Nite-Life Dance Club's portion of the Algoma Hope4Haiti fundraiser on February 20th, 2010, so give it a look, and thanks to YouTube user filghtmaster for the upload!

Bring The Fallen definitely deserve a lot of credit for their death metal proficiency and for helping usher in our current wave of death metal bands in Sault Ontario. They were tight and had some very brutal original material in their setlists, bolstered by some brutal growling by Jos and shredding lead guitar work by Andrew Chiarello, though the whole band are very talented! The fact that they won 3 battles of the bands in a 14 month span is proof enough of their talents, and luckily, they were heavy and easy to mosh to as well! Though their full local run barely lasted two years, they were still a devastating and entertaining local sight, and maybe they'll come back down the road! Check them out at the above links!
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I hope you guys enjoyed this year's first Defunct Local Band Profile! So, what's coming up next in this series? A Sault Michigan band, but which one? Through completely random selection, I've chosen the inactive hard rock cover quartet Shift, featuring current members of Swayze Train, NoXcape, and Seeking Reverence in their lineup! That should be an interesting profile, but there's many more feature posts coming before we post that on or around February 10th, including our next poll results/new poll launch next Tuesday, which will include our next "Favourite ____ of 2011" post, so keep an eye out for that and much more news over the next week or so! Thanks everyone!
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