Raider

There are at least three artists recording under the name "Raider." 1) An Australian rock band. 2) A Canadian thrash metal band 3) An electronic producer aka ixraider 1) Since the band’s inception to the live scene, Adelaide newcomers, Raider, have built quite the CV for themselves. Spending their life in the studio, working on their debut 5 track sampler, throughout the latter half 2010, the band burst onto the scene alongside US Indie Rockers, As Tall As Lions. Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

There are at least three artists recording under the name "Raider." 1) An Australian rock band. 2) A Canadian thrash metal band 3) An electronic producer aka ixraider 1) Since the band’s inception to the live scene, Adelaide newcomers, Raider, have built quite the CV for themselves. Spending their life in the studio, working on their debut 5 track sampler, throughout the latter half 2010, the band burst onto the scene alongside US Indie Rockers, As Tall As Lions. Fast forward just a month, and the band had secured themselves local shows alongside old friends The Mission in Motion, and Tonight Alive, as well as a Club headline spot. Onward, the band have featured on a sold out In Fiction reunion, Thirsty Merc's sold out Adelaide show on their "Rock Ya Socks Off Tour", a spot alongside Trial Kennedy, and a local slot on Indie Electro festival Parklife, in Adelaide. With the band’s standout track, 'Lady, Lady', boasting casual rotation on Nova 919, a Tour and more profile shows yet to be announced, as well as the recording process, and release, of their debut EP - Raider are moving forward in leaps and bounds. 2) Raider is a thrash metal / deaththrash band from Waterloo, Ontario. Released their debut album Guardian of the Fire on March 20, 2020. 3) There is also a Raider (youtube.com/ixraider) who creates electronic music. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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