Daniel Weyandt
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Dan Weyandt (in front) live with Zao
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| Background information | |
| Birth name | Daniel Weyandt |
| Origin | Greensburg, Pennsylvania, United States |
| Genres | Christian metal, metalcore |
| Occupation(s) | Musician |
| Instruments | Vocals, bass guitar |
| Years active | 1996–present |
| Labels | Solid State, Ferret, Deadself, Haunted |
| Associated acts | Sower,[1] Seasons in the Field, Zao, Lonely//Ghost//Parade, Bastard and Ghost Hospital, Grand National Hustler |
Dan Weyandt is the third and current vocalist of the American Metalcore band, Zao. He was also the bassist for Seasons in the Field and current bassist for Lonely//Ghost//Parade. Weyandt is an outspoken Christian.[2] Weyandt is also a tattooer and owns a shop in his hometown, Greensburg, Pennsylvania.[3]
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History
Seasons in the Field (1996-1998)
According to Zao's DVD, The Lesser Lights of Heaven, Weyandt started his music career with the band, Seasons in the Field with friends Guitarist Russ Cogdell, Drummer Bob Biggelo, and Vocalist Jason Keener. They were originally named Sower. After a while Drummer Bob Biggelo left, and was replaced by Stephen Peck.
They recorded their split album, Psalms of Ariana with Pensive. Their song, "Eternity" on the compilation album Blessed be the Killing from Deadself Records. In 1998, Seasons in the Field dis-banded, and Weyandt and Cogdell joined Zao.[4] The Full Line-up was:[5]
- Last known
- Jason Keener - vocals
- Russ Cogdell - guitar
- Dan Weyandt - bass, backing vocals
- Stephen Peck - drums
- Former
- Bob Biggello - drums
Zao (1998-present)
After Seasons in the Field broke up, Weyandt and Cogdell were recruited by drummer Jesse Smith of Zao, along with Brett Detar of Pensive (Who later started The Juliana Theory), following Shawn Jonas, Roy Goudy, and Mic Cox leaving. They recorded their Zao debut, and Solid State Records debut, Where Blood and Fire Bring Rest. In 1998, Zao recorded the Training for Utopia / Zao split EP with Training for Utopia.
After recording the EP, Detar left, and was replaced by Scott Mellinger (formerly of Creation is Crucifixion). Bassist Rob Horner joined soon after and they recorded Liberate Te Ex Inferis. In 2000, Cogdell left for a time and the band recorded Self-Titled. Zao "broke-up" in 2001, but later in 2002 they re-formed and recorded Parade of Chaos. In 2004, Cogdell re-joined and they started to write new music, when Jesse Smith and Rob Horner left. Former Seasons in the Field member, Stephen Peck, along with bassist Shawn Koschick joined Zao and the band recorded The Funeral of God.
After this Peck and Koschick left the band and were replaced by Ex-Pensive member Martin Lunn and Jeff Gretz of From Autumn to Ashes. On the "Under the Gun Tour" in 2006, Weyandt broke four bones in his left hand. The band had to drop off the tour, due to his injuries.[6]
This line-up recorded The Fear Is What Keeps Us Here and Awake?. After Awake? the band went on five-year unofficial hiatus. They have recently resurfaced and have two releases coming soon. The bands' debut (That's not a Split) EP, Xenophobe was released on July 10, 2015. The band is due to release their 11th album, The Well Intentioned Virus in 2016.
Lonely//Ghost//Parade (2010-present)
In 2010, After Zao took a five-year hiatus, Weyandt, Mellinger, Stephen Peck, and Matt Vo (of Rhetoric) started a project, named Lonely//Ghost//Parade.[7] They have released a single titled "Stand in the Fire" and a Split EP with Feral King.[8]
Bands
Current
- Zao (1997–present)
- Lonely//Ghost//Parade (2010–present)
Former
- Seasons in the Field (1996–1998)
Discography
- Seasons in the Field
- Psalms of Ariana (1997, w/ Pensive)
- Zao
- Where Blood and Fire Bring Rest (1998)
- Training for Utopia / Zao (1998 w/ Training for Utopia)
- Liberate Te Ex Inferis (1999)
- Self-Titled (2000)
- Parade of Chaos (2002)
- All Else Failed (2003)
- The Funeral of God (2004)
- The Fear Is What Keeps Us Here (2006)
- Awake? (2009)
- Xenophobe (2015)
- The Well Intentioned Virus (2016)
- Lonely//Ghost//Parade
- "Stand in the Fire" Single (2010)
- Feral King/Lonely Ghost Parade Split EP (2012)
- Guest appearances
- "Control is Dead" by As I Lay Dying on their album, Shadows Are Security
- "Bare Your Teeth" by Still Remains on their album, Ceasing to Breathe
- On The Red Shore's album, Unconsecrated
- "This Valentine Ain't No Saint" by The Juliana Theory on their album Deadbeat Sweetheartbeat
- As Interviewee
Weyandt appears on Unearth's DVD, Alive from the Apocalypse.[9]
References
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External links
- Psalms of Ariana review
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