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Unit:187
Formed in 1994
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Unit:187 is a Canadian industrial band, formed in 1994 by vocalist Tod Law, keyboardist John Morgan, and guitarist Ashley Scribner. The band had initially signed to the 21st Circuitry label. During the recording of the band's debut album, bassist Byron Stroud joined the lineup. Unit:187 was released in early 1996. For their second album in 1997, Loaded, Jed Simon had replaced Scribner on guitars. After various conflicts between 21st Circuitry and Unit:187, the band parted ways with the label; Stroud and Simon left the band soon after as well. Unit:187 released their third album, Capital Punishment, in 2003 through COP International. The album featured contributions from keyboardist Chris Peterson and guitarist Ross Redhead, both of whom joined the band afterwards.
Unit:187 reconvened in 2010 to release their fourth album, Out for Blood. The band entered a hiatus in 2015 when Law died as a result of leukemia. Unit:187 reformed in 2024 with Morgan, Peterson, and Redhead joined by vocalist Kerry Vink. Their fifth album was released that year, titled KillCure. The album featured posthumous contributions from Law.
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Discography
Albums
- 1996 Unit:187
- 1997 Loaded
- 2003 Capital Punishment
- 2010 Out for Blood
- 2024 Killcure
EPs
- 1997 Stillborn / Dead Dog