The original lineup of Graham, Millar, Trewin, and Fodero reunited for a special mini-set during the band’s show at the Bitmore Theatre in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada on November 10, 2023.
On January 5, 2018, it was announced that Killer Dwarfs had signed to Megadeth bassist David Ellefson ‘s EMP Label Group , which would release a Killer Dwarfs’ live album called NO GUFF. EMP also announced that it would reissue the band’s independently released START@ONE and vocalist Graham’s solo debut…
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On May 26, 2014, the band was returning home after concluding a US tour at the Rocklahoma festival in Pryor, Oklahoma. While passing through a construction zone along Interstate 70 in Indiana, the band’s pick-up truck, driven by drummer Johnny Fenton, struck two other vehicles and crashed into a ditch.…
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In 2013, Graham, Millar, and Finn reunited, joined by new bass player Johnny Fenton , formerly of the Toronto thrash/death metal band Solus . The group released the album Start @ One , which had been recorded in 1993 but never released.
In 2001, the line-up of Graham, Millar, Hall and Mayer reunited to tour across North America. Recordings from these shows make up the live album Reunion of Scribes: Live 2001 . Bass player Mayer left the band in 2003, replaced by Stan Miczek , who adopted the name “Smokin’ Stan…
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During the mid-to-late 1990s, the band members pursued other projects. Graham formed a band called PennyBlack, and Hall and Finn both became members of the Canadian metal band Helix . Millar went on to drum for the southern rock band Laidlaw before forming his own Bon Scott era AC/DC tribute…
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Trewin and Fodero left the band shortly afterward and were replaced by guitarist Mike Hall and bassist Ron Mayer. This line-up released the band’s breakthrough 1986 album Stand Tall, followed by Big Deal in 1988 and Dirty Weapons in 1990. The band received much recognition in Canada and the United…
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Before The Killer Dwarfs formed, the band consisted of Darrell Millar, Bryce Trewin, and Ange Fodero in a group called Sphinx. After Sphinx, Russ Graham entered the picture and they became The Killer Dwarfs. The original line-up consisted of Russ Graham (vocals) and Darrell Millar (drums), along with Bryce Trewin…
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