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St. Louis, Missouri, USA |
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Traditional Metal |
INACTIVE
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Last update/review:
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April 21, 2008
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Powers Court
Powers Court is a quality power metal trio hailing from St. Louis,
with one self-financed album released in 1996 and their newer
Nine Kinds Of Hell album having come out in 2001.
Their style is undeniably 80's metal, but the songwriting
is more unique and varied, so that they aren't just rehashing the
same old riffs as a lot of 80's-worship bands seem to do.
Vocalist/guitarist Danie Powers is the star here -- she possesses
an extraordinary vocal range (over four octaves) and she uses that
range quite effectively, from lower-pitched growls to high-pitched
screams and everything in between.
As for the music -- again, it's very 80's-oriented, but somehow
just a bit different and unique.
There's a bit of
Manilla Road, a shade of
King Diamond, maybe a slice of
Iron Maiden,
all melded together as only Powers Court can.
This is really a fine band, highly recommended to those into
true 80's power metal.
Last Lineup
Danie Powers
vocals/guitars
Steve Murray
bass
Daniel Nydick
drums
Former Members/Guests
Rick Kramer
drums
Mike Evans
drums
John Hardin
drums
Discography
Powers Court
1996
independent
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- Lord Of Winds And Breezes
- Spellbinder
- Suffer In Silence
- Dying Embers
- High Priestess
- Master Plan
- Deceiver
- Season Of The Witch
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Danie Powers
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Steve Murray
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Rick Kramer
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1996 Readers' Album
#95
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Nine Kinds Of Hell
2001
Dragonheart
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- The Tragedy Of Faust
- Echoes Of Silence
- Darkened Paradise
- Agnostica
- Conquistador
- DevilĀ“s Triangle
- Tanzania
- House Of Sorrow
- Emptiness
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Danie Powers
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Steve Murray
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Mike Evans
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The Red Mist Of Endenmore
2008
Dragonheart
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- Ab Initio
- The Prophecy
- Power Tapestry
- A Somber Day
- Kingdom Falls
- Darkness Calls
- The Tarot Reader
- Outrage
- The Red Mist Of Endenmore
- There Once Was A Time
- Vain Regrets
- Cold Day In Hell
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Danie Powers
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Steve Murray
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Daniel Nydick
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