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Strych-Nine has gone through several changes, since its inception in 1991. Starting as Toxic Waste, a three piece playing mostly covers, the band changed to a quartet in 1992 calling itself Final Procedure. Although playing originals, this unit ended quickly in 1992 and the moniker Strych-Nine was settled on. The core band has essentially stayed the same while replacing the singer and drummer three times each. The current unit has been together for 5 years. The major change in the band�s sound has been the vocalist and the addition of their last drummer.

�Cardiac Arrest� (1992) was the first album of all originals. It was released as a demo only and got the band their first live gigs. �Lucid Visions� was the band�s second album. Recorded on a four tracker and mixed at a studio, the album was released in 1995. The fourteen original tracks were raw, but the album sold about 600 copies. �Roadkill� received extensive airplay and the video was shown on a local TV sho...