Biography
1. Meltdown was an American hardcore punk band from Boston, Massachusetts. The band was comprised of many notable names associated with the hardcore scene, including frontman Paul Swimm. Their sound had a large thrash and heavy metal influence, and they opened for bands such as Shipwreck A.D., who’s music contained similar styles. Their demo released in early 2006, and the Demolition EP came a few months later. The band returned to the studio a year later to record their self-titled EP, which released in the summer of 2007. The band officially disbanded in 2008.
2. Meltdown is a thrash metal band from Bremen, Germany, that releases music independently. They formed in 2024, and remain an active band.
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3. Meltdown was a short-lived post-punk band from Washington, D.C., formed in 1995. The band was comprised of Amy Heneveld, Sonia Brenner, Fiona Griffin and Raquel Vogl. Their first release was Senior Year Was the Best in 1996, which ended up being the same year that the group disbanded. Unreleased recordings from those sessions and others came to light in when The Map released in 2000 through Archigramophone, a label from Portland, Oregon.
4. Meltdown was the original name of Mantic Ritual, a thrash metal band from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. They changed their name in 2008 to avoid confusion with other bands of the same name.
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