Headhaunter
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Greetings!
This page will be dedicated to old recordings we have made throughout the years. Songs that have changed, some live sh*** and stuff we have never played live!
I hope you enjoy it
Ps. If the songs sounds horrible. Remember this: Dont blame the band, blame the beer;)
This page will be dedicated to old recordings we have made throughout the years. Songs that have changed, some live sh*** and stuff we have never played live!
I hope you enjoy it
Ps. If the songs sounds horrible. Remember this: Dont blame the band, blame the beer;)
Why this name?
Before we actually started the band we already had a name for it which was ' Headhunter' But after some research it seemed that there was already a jazz band called 'The headhunters' So we made a list with alternative names. After a vote 2 remained: 'Headhaunter' and 'Visions of Paranoia'. We chose for Headhaunter with the promise that when we would ever record a cd it would be called Visions of Paranoia (wich is just released by us 4/6/04)
Do you play live?
When ever we can
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
It spreads the music so much faster, albums become less important than live shows and dvds. Its a change of products but in the end for the unsinged performer it stays the same
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
If the deal would be good perhaps
Band History:
Bio
Headhaunter is all about (loud) metal, beer and smoking.
Take some elements of aggressive music like thrash,
death, and hardcore, as well as melodic psychedelic
stoner rock, mix 'em up, roll 'em, light it, and prepare
to get your Head Haunted.
Founded in Dordrecht on a cold summer day in 1998,
Headhaunter first started off without a drummer.
However, soon one was captured and after fixing this
initial problem the band was ready to kick ass. Each
member brought a different style into the band, resulting
in a unique sound that is both loud and well....louder.
4 years, a lot of gigs and several line-up changes later
Headhaunter was ready to record their first album, titled
'Visions of Paranoia'.
Still drinking beer, banging heads and raising hell,
Headhaunter is coming for your souls...
The line-up:
-Gert-Jan Kruijthof (guitar)
-Michael Philippo (vox)
-Erik Reppel (battery)
-Paul van Son (bass guitar)
-Mark Stevens (guitar)
Headhaunter is all about (loud) metal, beer and smoking.
Take some elements of aggressive music like thrash,
death, and hardcore, as well as melodic psychedelic
stoner rock, mix 'em up, roll 'em, light it, and prepare
to get your Head Haunted.
Founded in Dordrecht on a cold summer day in 1998,
Headhaunter first started off without a drummer.
However, soon one was captured and after fixing this
initial problem the band was ready to kick ass. Each
member brought a different style into the band, resulting
in a unique sound that is both loud and well....louder.
4 years, a lot of gigs and several line-up changes later
Headhaunter was ready to record their first album, titled
'Visions of Paranoia'.
Still drinking beer, banging heads and raising hell,
Headhaunter is coming for your souls...
The line-up:
-Gert-Jan Kruijthof (guitar)
-Michael Philippo (vox)
-Erik Reppel (battery)
-Paul van Son (bass guitar)
-Mark Stevens (guitar)
Your influences?
The musical influences of the band are really diverse. We all like all the styles, but we all have a different style we truly love. Which makes our songs really different from each other. I (Mark) love stonerrock (like Kyuss, Unida n Queens of the Stoneage) but also folkmetal (like Mithotyn, Finntroll) Paul loves thrashmetal above all (Slayer, the Haunted ect) Gert-Jan loves Classic rock (like Hendrix, Paige, the Stones) Mike loves grindcore (Macabre, Dying Fetus ect) And Erik loves black metal (Children of Bodom, Dimmu Borgir)and hardcore (Hatebreed, Slapshot ect) In almost every song you can find elements of these styles.
Favorite spot?
Dordrecht D-town
Equipment used:
Guitars:
Jackson, Maverick, Ibanez, Fender , BC Rich, Gibson, Charvel, Epiphone
Amps:
Marshall, Soldano, Ampeg
Effects n stuff:
Roland, Boss, Korg, AKG, Line 6, E Bow, Ernie Ball strings, Snarling Dog, Jim Dunlop, Danelectro
Jackson, Maverick, Ibanez, Fender , BC Rich, Gibson, Charvel, Epiphone
Amps:
Marshall, Soldano, Ampeg
Effects n stuff:
Roland, Boss, Korg, AKG, Line 6, E Bow, Ernie Ball strings, Snarling Dog, Jim Dunlop, Danelectro
Anything else...?
Visit our website www.headhaunter.com to hear more samples of our new cd!