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Genres
  
Progressive metal

Labels
  
Spinefarm

Years active
  
2010–present

Past members
  
Matt Mielke

Toothgrinder Exclusive Track Premiere Toothgrinder39s quotThe House That Fear Built

Origin
  
Asbury Park, New Jersey, U.S.

Members
  
Justin Matthews Wills Weller Jason Goss Matt Arensdorf John Hasney

Albums
  
Nocturnal Masquerade, Schizophrenic Jubilee, Vibration / Colour / Frequency

Profiles

Toothgrinder the house that fear built


Toothgrinder is an American progressive metal band from Asbury Park, New Jersey.

Contents

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History

Toothgrinder TOOTHGRINDER39s quotThe House That Fear Builtquot Is The Convulsive

Original members Wills Weller, Justin Matthews, Matt Arensdorf, Jason Goss, and Matt Mielke met during high school and informally formed the band after their graduation. They kept the band together while attending different colleges.

EPs

Toothgrinder TOOTHGRINDER Grind Out A Confusing Crushing New Jam Metal Injection

Toothgrinder has released three EPs - Turning Of The Tides in 2011, Vibration/Colour/Frequency in 2012, and Schizophrenic Jubilee in 2014.

Nocturnal Masquerade

Toothgrinder Toothgrinder39s New Video Gives Us quotBluequot Balls for Seeing Them Live

On January 29, 2016, Toothgrinder released their first full-length album, Nocturnal Masquerade. The album has been met with widespread critical acclaim. Spencer Sotelo of Periphery provided guest vocals on the albums' eighth track, Diamonds for Gold.

Current

  • Justin Matthews (vocals)
  • Jason Goss (guitar)
  • Matt Arensdorf (bass/vocals)
  • Wills Weller (drums)
  • John Hasney (guitar)
  • Former

  • Matt Mielke (guitar)

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    Songs

    Diamonds For GoldNocturnal Masquerade · 2016
    Lace & AnchorNocturnal Masquerade · 2016
    The Hour AngleNocturnal Masquerade · 2016

    References

    Toothgrinder Wikipedia