Alan Dubin is an American vocalist/singer most widely known for his role in drone metal band Khanate.[1] He is noted for his tortured and distinctive vocal approach.[2] Other bands he has been featured in include OLD and current band Gnaw.
Dubin is also a professional film/video editor with many credits in TV commercials, shows, films, music videos and more.
Studio discography
editOld
edit- Old Lady Drivers – 1988
- Lo Flux Tube – 1991
- The Musical Dimensions of Sleastak – 1993
- Hold on To Your Face – 1993
- Formula – 1995
Khanate
edit- Khanate – 2001
- Live WFMU 91.1 (2002, Live)
- Things Viral – 2003
- No Joy (Remix) (2003, EP)
- Let Loose The Lambs (2004, Live DVD; limited to 230 copies)
- KHNT vs. Stockholm (2004, Live)
- Live Aktion Sampler 2004 (2004, Live)
- Capture & Release – 2005
- Dead/Live Aktions (2005, DVD)
- It's Cold When Birds Fall From The Sky (2005, Live; limited to 500 copies)
- Clean Hands Go Foul – 2009
- To Be Cruel - 2023
Gnaw
edit- This Face – 2009
- Horrible Chamber – 2013
- Cutting Pieces – 2017
- Barking Orders – 2020
A Taste For Decay
edit- Beneath Black Waters (featured on the track "Approaching Fresh Throats (Of Certain Ghosts To Be)" – 2010
Deathstench
edit- "DEATHSTENCH / Trepaneringsritualen" (featured on the track "Temples of Dust") – 2013
- XI-XVII-MMXV (Live album)- 2018
ÄÄNIPÄÄ
edit- Through A Pre-Memory (featured on the tracks "Muse", "Watch Over Stillness / Matters Principle") – 2013
20.SV
edit- The Great Sonic Wave – 2013
Second Rope
edit- Second Rope – awaiting release 2024
References
edit- ^ York, William. "Biography: Khanate". AllMusic. Retrieved 10 April 2010.
- ^ Weingarten, Christopher R. (2004). Khanate. CMJ New Music Monthly. p. 1.
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