Artist
Mentors
Seattle, United States · Formed 1976
Mentors is a music group from Seattle, United States, active since 1976. Their discography on Gatefold includes 1 record.
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1976
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Biography
The Mentors were formed in Seattle in 1976 and during the 1980s were the most controversial and hated of metal bands. The “Parental Advisory” stickers that exist on records are in part thanks to these guys. The Mentors were the band who's lyrics were quoted most often (for shock value) by conservative Christian Senators who held hearings on the floor of the U.S. Congress in order to determine how to censor the music industry.
The Mentors infamously labeled their own music as "rape rock".
El Duce died under mysterious circumstances after being hit by a train in 1997 days after claiming he had been hired to kill Kurt Cobain.
The band's original line up was:
Vocals/Drums: El Duce
Guitar: Sickie Wifebeater
Bass: Dr. Heathen Scum
This line up stayed intact for most of the band's lifetime prior to El Duce's death, except for periods in the 1980s when Dr. Heathen Scum was in school. The group has continued since El Duce's death. The current line up is:
Manuel Galdy (The Italian Stallion) -Drums
El Chapo - Drums
Adam - Guitar
Paul Van Rijswijk- Guitar
Dr. Heathen Scum - Bass, Vocals
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