Death of Millions

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fter releasing three demos including the self-titled featuring Mark Perry (drums), Lee Ribera (guitars (lead)), Chuck Salvo (vocals), Ray Frias (bass) and Donnie Crowder (guitars (rhythm)) in 1994, as well as Ritual Killing (1995) and Frozen (1997) demos featuring Brian Morrison (guitars) and Brendon Bigelow (bass) respectively, in 1999 Death of Millions would finally release their debut proper in the form of Frozen. But their sophomore effort, Statistics and Tragedy (2003), had a slightly different origin because back in 2001 they recorded a four track EP on the web that was never intended to be a part of their official discography then invited feedback from fans. In doing so, this was the de-facto promo for what would become the second album. The band went silent after this and have not been heard from since. Their official break-up date is unknown so 2003, the date of their last recording, is what is archived. In 2003 Bigelow would become a founding member of Ignitor.

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