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| − | During the mid '90s Adrian Wallace was one half of [[Usine]]. | + | During the mid '90s Adrian Wallace was one half of [[Usine]]. He also fronted the Blackmetal band [[Lure]], and the second live incarnation of [[Department of Corrections]]. He was known for his love of "extreme" sound, both as a producer and a vocalist. He was often asked what effects he used on his vocals, the honest answer to which, was "none". On winning their heat in the [[Battle of the Bands 1996]], Wallace's acceptance "speech" on behalf of D.O.C was earsplitting white-noise. He left Hamilton during the late '90s for Wellington. |
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| − | He also fronted the Blackmetal band [[Lure]], and the second live incarnation of [[Department of Corrections]]. | + | |
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| − | He was known for his love of "extreme" sound, both as a producer and a vocalist. He was often asked what effects he used on his vocals, the honest answer to which, was "none". On winning their heat in the [[Battle of the Bands 1996]], Wallace's acceptance "speech" on behalf of D.O.C was earsplitting white-noise. | + | |
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| − | He left Hamilton during the late '90s for Wellington | + | |
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