Foreknown | |
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Origin | Duluth, Minnesota |
Genres | Melodic metalcore, deathcore, metalcore |
Years active | 2000 | –2005
Labels | Blood and Ink |
Past members | Sam Dean Alan Isaacson Seth Stepec Nolan "Dougie" Johnson Winter Montoya |
Foreknown was an American metalcore band, where they primarily play a melodic metalcore and deathcore styles of music. They come from Duluth, Minnesota. The band started making music in 2000 and disbanded around 2005. The band released a studio album, Calm Seas Don't Make Sailors, in 2005, with Blood and Ink Records.
Foreknown was a metalcore band from Duluth, Minnesota. [1] The band members were vocalist, Sam Dean, guitarist, Alan Isaacson and Seth Stepec, bassist, Noal "Dougie" Johnson, and drummer, Winter Montoya. [1]
The band commenced as a musical entity in 2000. [2] with their first release, Calm Seas Don't Make Sailors, a studio album, that was released on January 1, 2005, from Blood and Ink Records. [3] [4] The group disbanded in late 2005. [2]
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