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Alarum

Alarum is an Australian progressive metal and technical death metal band formed in 1992 in Melbourne, known for their compositions blending death metal and jazz fusion.

Type
Band
Origin
Melbourne
Country
Australie
Active since
1992
Tracks
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Willowtip Sampler 2018

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Biography

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Alarum is an Australian progressive metal and technical death metal band formed in Melbourne in 1992. Their discography includes several albums such as Fluid Motion (1998), Eventuality... (2004), Natural Causes (2011), and Circle's End (2020). Their compositions incorporate elements of jazz fusion, drawing inspiration from the productions of the band Cynic.

The group has also been active on the international music scene, touring in the United States and Europe. Alarum is featured in KracRadio's programming with the track "Natural Causes (Willowtip Sampler 2018)."

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    Formed in 1992 in Melbourne, Alarum is a pioneer of progressive and technical death metal in Australia.

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    Their debut album, Fluid Motion, was self-released in 1998.

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    They toured the US with bands like Necrophagist and Obituary.

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    Their album Natural Causes was released in 2011 and received critical acclaim.

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    Alarum blends elements of jazz fusion into their music, drawing inspiration from Cynic.

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Discography

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FAQ

About the artist

Q01What is Alarum's musical style?+

Alarum plays progressive metal and technical death metal.

Q02When was the band Alarum formed?+

Alarum was formed in 1992.

Q03Where can I listen to Alarum?+

On their KracRadio page.

Q04What is the title of their album released in 2020?+

The album released in 2020 is titled Circle's End.

Q05What is Alarum's first album?+

Alarum's first album, Fluid Motion, was self-released in 1998.