Lee Dorrian

Lee Dorrian (born 1968) is a singer from Coventry, England. Originally the editor/publisher of the Cov punk fanzine "Committed Suicide" he then went on to be the singer and lyricist with Napalm Death and recorded one and a half albums with them, namely the second half of Scum and From Enslavement to Obliteration. He left the band after the Mentally Murdered EP was released which he also appeared on. He first used a brutal death grunt style of singing, but adopted a cleaner style when he left Napalm Death to form Cathedral, who first played doom metal on their debut album Forest of Equilibrium, then stoner rock since their second album. He also formed a record label, Rise Above Records, to release music by Cathedral and bands such as Electric Wizard, Sally and Orange Goblin. He recently presented an award to Napalm Death at the Metalhammer Golden Gods Awards 2007.

He performed on the track "Ice Cold Man" for the Probot project in 2003. He has also did vocals for the Teeth of Lions Rule the Divine project.

He features on Over the Madness (2007) film documentary by Diran Noubar about the pioneering gothic metal band Paradise Lost.

Lee Dorrian has appeared on the British television show Never Mind the Buzzcocks as a guest in the line-up round. The round followed a short video segment of Dorrian performing with Napalm Death, his grunting vocal style causing members of the audience to begin laughing.

Influences

He cited among others Cal from Discharge and Pete from Antisect as his main influences when he started singing with Napalm Death, as well as Dean from Extreme Noise Terror and Sakevi from GISM.^{[citation needed]}

Discography

Napalm Death

• 1987 - Scum (track 15-28)
• 1988 - From Enslavement to Obliteration
• 1988 - The Curse
• 1989 - Live
• 1989 - Mentally Murdered
• 1989 - Napalm Death/S.O.B. split 7"
• 1989 - The Peel Sessions (track 1-8)
• 1992 - Death by Manipulation (track 8-19)
• 2000 - The Complete Radio One Sessions (track 1-8)
• 2003 - Noise for Music's Sake (track 4, 14, 28-34, 45-51)

Cathedral

• 1990 - In Memoriam
• 1991 - Demo # 2
• 1991 - Forest of Equilibrium
• 1992 - Soul Sacrifice (ristampato nel 1999)
• 1993 - The Ethereal Mirror
• 1994 - Cosmic Requiem
• 1994 - In Memoriam (ristampato nel 2000)
• 1995 - The Carnival Bizarre
• 1996 - Supernatural Birth Machine
• 1996 - Hopkins (The Witchfinder General)
• 1998 - Caravan Beyond Redemption
• 2001 - Endtyme
• 2002 - The VIIth Coming
• 2005 - The Garden of Unearthly Delights

External links

• Cathedral official website
• Napalm Death official website
• Rise Above Records official website

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