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| '''Shaun Glass''' is the ] for ] band ] and his side project DIRGE. He has a smallish ] and a ]. | '''Shaun Glass''' is the ] for ] band ] and his side project DIRGE. He has a smallish ] and a ]. | ||
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| ] enjoyed mid-level success in the rock genres of gore and death metal. Sindrome was considered Chicago's "best thrash band ever" and were immensely popular locally. | ] enjoyed mid-level success in the rock genres of gore and death metal. Sindrome was considered Chicago's "best thrash band ever" and were immensely popular locally. | ||
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Shaun Glass is the guitarist for hard rock band SOiL and his side project DIRGE. He has a smallish goatee and a shaven head.
Shaun was formerly a member of the following bands: Terminal Death, Sindrome, and Broken Hope.
Broken Hope enjoyed mid-level success in the rock genres of gore and death metal. Sindrome was considered Chicago's "best thrash band ever" and were immensely popular locally.
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On the "Mutilation" Demo of Death, the band give special thanks to "Shaun & TERMINAL DEATH"
He despises former SOiL frontman Ryan McCombs and has bashed him in the press and on radio.
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