The band was formed by ex Draconion, Inferis and Ministry of War guitarist Simon Tattam and ex Segression drummer John Buckley. Shortly after they were joined by Mohamed Dewji a vocalist originally from Bathurst who’d played with The Fallen and Gold Coast band A Dying Thought and the writing process began. In late February 2010 they were joined by bass player Daniel Warrington who had been playing with Centred Self since 2008 but decided to leave that project and join Simon, John and Mo. Havoc's next challenge was to find a second guitarist; they discovered ex Acerbic and Sykosapian guitarist Kurt Konemann in April of 2010. Their line up was now complete. In June 2010 they had their first live performance at a show under the name GAGF(Go and Get Fucked), playing alongside Alice Through the Windshield Glass, Anno Domini, Ignite the Ibex and Hell Itself. This was the start of something great and after that show HAVOC was born. Havoc played numerous shows throughout Sydney after that
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Rising Perth Metalcore quintet Havoc are a must hear and see act in Australia's burgeoning heavy scene and new single 'Improvidence' delivers upon that promise. With aggressive riffs and crushing breakdowns they truly earn their name, whilst also enticing listeners with massive choruses and melodic leads. Forming in 2014, Havoc already have 2 EP's being their debut 'Undiscovered Paradise' and 2015's 'Affidavit', touring nationally over five states and have even notched up a successful seven date run of Indonesia. In this time Havoc have supported some of Australia and the worlds biggest acts including Polaris, Ocean Grove, Confession, Bam Margera, Buried in Verona, Feed Her To The Sharks and many others. Amongst a hectic schedule Havoc have since been crafting their sound, resulting in their heaviest and most intelligent work to date. The new single ‘Improvidence’ is the second brutal offering from their currently untitled debut album due for release later this year. Featuring
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