Nathan Mahl

Nathan Mahl are a Québécois symphonic-rock band that released the album Parallel Eccentricities on Hit! Records in 1983. After a period of inactivity, the nameplate was resurrected at the close of the 20th century for renewed output in the new millennium.

Members: Guy LeBlanc (keyboards, clavinet, organ, guitar, recorder, vocals), Mark Spenard (guitar, vocals, 1981-2006), Daniel Lacasse (drums, 1981-83, 1986-89, 2001-06), Donald Prince (bass, 1981-89, 1998-2004), Wayne Palmer (drums, 1983-84), Garth Boyd (keyboards, 1989), Alain Paluck (drums, 1990), Claude Prince (bass, 1990, 1998-2001), Luc Poulin (bass, 1994-96, 2004), Scott Daughtrey (guitars, 1994-96), Alain Bergeron (drums, percussion, 1994-2000, 2005-present), José Bergeron (guitar, 1998), Guy Dagenais (bass, vocals, 2002-present), Tristan Vaillancourt (guitar, 2007)

Discography:

  • Parallel Eccentricities (1983)
  • The Clever Use of Shadows (1999)
  • Heretik Volume I – Body of Accusations (2000)
  • Heretik Volume II – The Trial (2001)
  • Heretik Volume III – The Sentence (2002)
  • Shadows Unbound (2003)
  • Exodus (2008)
  • Justify (2014)

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