Deadheart facts for kids
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Deadheart
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Origin | Geelong, Victoria |
Labels | CAAMA |
Associated acts | No Fixed Address |
Past members | Ron Thorpe - Vocals, Bass, Percussion, Acoustic Guitar Glenn Romanis - Didgeridoo, Percussion, Vocals Chris Davies - Guitar Ray Moore - Drums Brian Hore - Congas, Bongos, Percussion Kelly Itong - Guitar |
Deadheart was an Australian rock and pop band. They came from Geelong, a city in Australia. The band was active in the 1990s. They released two albums during this time. Deadheart stopped making music in the year 2000. This was after their lead singer and songwriter, Ron Thorpe, sadly passed away in a car accident. Before Deadheart, Ron Thorpe also played with another band called No Fixed Address.
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About Deadheart's Music
Deadheart played a mix of rock and pop music. This means their songs often had strong guitar sounds and catchy melodies. Their music was known for its unique Australian feel. Ron Thorpe was the main songwriter for the band. He wrote many of their songs.
Who Were the Band Members?
The band had several talented musicians. Ron Thorpe was the lead singer. He also played bass, percussion, and acoustic guitar. Glenn Romanis played the didgeridoo. He also added percussion and vocals. Chris Davies played the guitar. Ray Moore was on drums. Brian Hore played congas, bongos, and other percussion instruments. Kelly Itong also played guitar.
Deadheart's Albums
Deadheart released two studio albums. Both albums were released through a label called CAAMA. CAAMA stands for the Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association. It is an organization that supports Indigenous Australian artists.
Their First Album: Deadheart
The band's first album was simply called Deadheart. It came out in 1994. This album introduced their sound to listeners. It helped them gain fans.
Their Second Album: Sista Krista
Their second album was titled Sista Krista. It was released in 1998. This album continued their musical journey. It showed their growth as a band.
The End of the Band
Deadheart stopped performing and recording in 2000. This was due to the passing of Ron Thorpe. His death marked the end of the band. However, their music continues to be remembered.