Hollow Ground (band)
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Hollow Ground | |
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Background information | |
Origin | South Shields, England |
Genres | Heavy metal |
Years active | 1979–1982, 2007, 2013 |
Labels | Guardian Records |
Members | Brian Rickman Martin Metcalf Glenn Coates Jon Lockney |
Hollow Ground were an English heavy metal band.
History
Formed in the North East of England in the late 1970s, Hollow Ground became one of the cutting edge groups of the
Singer Glenn Coates left Hollow Ground to join Fist in 1982 for their Back with a Vengeance album. This defection signalled the end for Hollow Ground.
Lead guitarist Martin Metcalf later recorded the classic rock album
In 2007, the band were asked to reform and play at the Headbangers Open Air festival in Germany. They were received favourably, particularly by fans of the NWOBHM, who were delighted to see one of the "lost "bands of that era perform live.
Hollow Ground also appeared on the bill with Jameson Raid and Cloven Hoof for a gig at Wolverhampton Civic Hall on 30 March 2013.[3]
Members
- Glenn Coates – vocals
- Martin Metcalf – lead guitar
- Brian Rickman – bass
- John Lockney – drums
Discography
EPs
- Warlord (1980; 7-inch; Guardian Records)
- "Flying High" – 2:56
- "Warlord" – 2:20
- "Rock On" – 3:07
- "Don't Chase the Dragon" – 3:49
Albums
- Roksnax (1980; split album; Guardian Records)
- "Die or deliver" by Samurai – 4:39
- "Rock on" by Hollow Ground – 3:04
- "Speed of sound" by Saracen – 4:26
- "Fight with the devil" by Hollow Ground – 3:14
- "Temptress" by Samurai – 2:26
- "Fast living" by Saracen – 3:46
- "Flying high" by Hollow Ground – 2:52
- "Feel just the same" by Saracen – 3:17
- "Knights in painted castles" by Samurai – 2:36
- "The holy one" by Hollow Ground – 3:34
- "Spirits of the lost" by Samurai – 3:36
- "Setting the world ablaze" by Saracen – 3:44
Other appearances
- "Fight with the Devil" appears on NWOBHM '79 Revisited (1990; CD; Caroline Records)
- The Warlord EP appears on Rare Metal: N.W.O.B.H.M. Metal Rarities, Volume 1 (1996; CD; British Steel Records)
See also
References
External links
- The band is listed at Encyclopaedia Metallum
- The band is listed at New Wave of British Heavy Metal