From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Randy Rampage
Randy Rampage
Randy Rampage 2002 Win the Battle album but then left the band again.
He rejoined D.O.A. in 2006, remained in the lineup
through 2008 and was featured on their latest album,
Northern Avenger, produced by Bob Rock. On the eve of
the Northern Avenger tour, it was announced that Ram-
page was leaving D.O.A. once again.
Rampage has appeared now and then as the vocalist
for the Canadian speed metal/thrash metal band Annihi-
lator, which he recorded one album with in 1989, called
Alice in Hell, leaving the band after the tour. In 1999,
he returned to the band and recorded one more album
called Criteria for a Black Widow after which he left once
again to rejoin D.O.A.
Rampage has also been the front man of metal band
Stress Factor 9 along with Annihilator drummer Ray
Hartmann, guitarist Francis Frightful of Singapore band
Opposition Party, guitarist Kick of Vertical After, and
bass player Duane Chaos of 22nd Century (band).
Randy Rampage in 2007 at an art exhibit.
External links
Background information
• Randy Rampage’s official site
Birth name Randall Archibald • Stress Factor 9
Born British Columbia, Canada Persondata
Genres Hardcore punk, thrash metal Name Rampage, Randy
Instruments bass, vocals
Alternative names
Short description
Labels Sudden Death Records, Century Media
Date of birth
Associated acts D.O.A.
Stress Factor 9 Place of birth
Annihilator Date of death
Website http://www.randyrampage.com Place of death
Randy Rampage (Randall Archibald) is a founding mem-
ber, bass player and occasional vocalist of the Canadian
hardcore band D.O.A.. He played on D.O.A.’s seminal early
punk albums Something Better Change and Hardcore ’81,
along with vocalist/guitarist Joe Shithead, drummer
Chuck Biscuits and guitarist Dave Gregg in Hardcore ’81.
Rampage left D.O.A. in 1981 but returned in the year 2000
after a nearly two-decade absence. He played on their
Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Randy_Rampage&oldid=446711142"
Categories:
• Canadian heavy metal singers
• Living people
• Canadian punk rock bass guitarists
• Canadian musician stubs
1
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Randy Rampage
This page was last modified on 25 August 2011 at 20:21. Text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-
ShareAlike License; additional terms may apply. See Terms of use for details. Wikipedia® is a registered trademark of
the Wikimedia Foundation, Inc., a non-profit organization.Contact us
Privacy policy About Wikipedia Disclaimers Mobile view
2