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Chimaira – Resurrection
Resurrection is the fourth studio album by Chimaira, released on March 6, 2007. This is their first album with Ferret Music since leaving Roadrunner Records, as well as their first album since Andols Herrick rejoined the group. Grab the hottest Chimaira merch around click here.
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Chimaira Bio
Chimaira (pronounced /kaɪˈmɪərə/) is a heavy metal band from Cleveland, Ohio and is a notable band in the New Wave of American Heavy Metal.[2] The name is derived from the name "Chimera", which refers to a monstrous creature in Greek mythology.
Chimaira was created during the band's first practice session on August 8, 1998. The band was formed by rhythm guitarist Jason Hager (formerly bassist for Ascension), and vocalist Mark Hunter. The pair added Jason Genaro on drums and Andrew Ermlick on bass, and the band was born.
After a few practice sessions, the band decided they needed a thicker guitar sound, and were recommended by Ermlick to Rob Arnold, whom he had previously played in a band together (called Common Thread), and whose current band (called Sanctum) had recently split. Rob joined the band soon after.
The band recorded their first demo in January 1999, and during the recording, Rob recommended to Mark and "Hager" that they replace Genaro with Rob's former drummer in the band Sanctum, Andols Herrick. After hearing a tape recording featuring Herrick, the band agreed to drop Genaro in favour of Herrick. Herrick came in and recorded the drums for the demo the very next day.
The band spent much of 1999 doing various live shows around America, and along the way lost Andrew Ermlick, who quit to concentrate on his college studies, and was replaced by Rob Lesniak (formerly of the band Nunslaughter).
The band recorded a second demo during that year, and it began to receive widespread airplay on several college radio stations around the area. Even landing a spot performing on the short lived USA Network show Farmclub.com. The band was known to be relentlessly booed at early shows due to them choosing not to play a "pure" metal style and adopting a more "hardcore" image.
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