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The members of subMission have a multitude of influences ranging from Iron Maiden to Metallica from Evergrey to Dream Theater from Led Zeppelin to Deep Purple, from Nevermore to In Flames, Dark Tranquility, Judas Priest, Trivium, WASP, Uriah Heep, Nocturnal Rites, King Diamond, Slayer and Black Sabbath.

The History of South African 'Heavy' Music – a publication in composition…
There is currently a book being compiled on the history of South African Heavy Music. The publication was initially reserved exclusively for Heavy Metal acts, but has grown to encompass all sub genres and styles of music that is viewed as extreme or 'Heavy' and in the greater scheme of things outside of mainstream popular music.
Extreme music is widely misunderstood, and in many cases misrepresented by the media focusing on controversial acts or aspects representing a small number of artists. This publication will attempt to set the record straight and examine the evolution of various sub genres to their current status today in a South African context.
The book is open to bands, venues, publishers, promoters, photo-journalists and record labels. In fact, anyone, of any age who enjoys or collects extreme music, may have something of value to add to the publication, and in turn officially be acknowledged for their contribution or opinion.
The beginning of South African heavy metal, as we know it, can be traced back to the late 1970's, with some acts playing 'underground music' even earlier, so it's not surprising to find fifty year old executive, as well as a thirteen year old student, both listening to the same bands.
'The History of South African Heavy Metal' was first published in 1996 by Michael Gill, under the title 'Death before Disco', which contained a series of articles included in Powerzone, an underground fanzine. A year later, the series was continued online by Powerzone, hosted by the M.O.D. Multimedia Group. Information from the series will form part of the foundation of the proposed project.
The title Death before Disco was, to the best of knowledge first seen in the mid 1980's on a back patch worn by Jo'burg head banger and writer Russell Harris, who was also co-author of the first five articles in the DBD series).
To have your experiences or information included in this documentary, please contact the authors, on email, saheavymetal@gmail.com

SolidSnake311 wrote:have you realized they are ALWAYS white.

Destrozer wrote:Not really Metal, but on this page you can find info about African 70's Psych LP's, and buy the reissues if you want.

http://www.psychedelic-music.com

mckagan wrote:5.Arcana XXII
not specially, heavy metal from Namibia

mckagan wrote:6. Metal Orizon
band formed in Botswana. It's afroamerican band played heavy metal with sample of electronic sound

Shiremen wrote:Neblina actually has a Myspace page, so I checked it out. Sorry to say, but they suck big time.

Shiremen wrote:Neblina actually has a Myspace page, so I checked it out. Sorry to say, but they suck big time. When I was in East Africa for 4 months 1996 I was starving for some metal . What a nightmare to find a decent recording studio I guess.