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Nathan Mahl

Country

Canada

Bio / info

Nathan Mahl is a Canadian progressive rock band originally formed in Dec. 1981. The first version was formed when Guy LeBlanc, Don Prince and Mark Spénard, who had played together in the band Delerium, recruited Dan Lacasse. In the years since then, the lineup changed many times, with LeBlanc the main core of the band.

Website

http://www.guyleblanc.com

Related articles (5)

• News: Guy LeBlanc RIP (Jon Davis 2015-05-06)
• Review: Nathan Mahl - Exodus (Peter Thelen 2009-07-01)
• Review: Various Artists - Kinections: The ProgDay Support CD (Paul Hightower 2006-05-01)
• Review: Nathan Mahl - The Clever Use of Shadows (Mike McLatchey 1999-04-01)
• Review: Nathan Mahl - Parallel Eccentricities (Mike McLatchey 1998-02-01)

Releases on file (9)

	Nathan Mahl — Justified (Unicorn Digital UNCR-5089, 2014, CD)
	Nathan Mahl — Exodus (Unicorn Digital UNCR-5058, 2008, CD)
	Various Artists — Kinections: The ProgDay Support CD ((Not on label) no#, 2005, CD)
	Nathan Mahl — Shadows Unbound (Mahl Productions NMA009, 2003, CD)
	Nathan Mahl — Heretik Volume III: The Sentence (Mahl Productions NMA008, 2002, CD)
	Nathan Mahl — Heretik Volume II: The Trial (Mahl Productions NMA007, 2001, CD)
	Nathan Mahl — Heretik Volume I: Body of Accusations (Mahl Productions NMA006, 2000, CD)
	Nathan Mahl — The Clever Use of Shadows (Mahl Productions NMA004, 1998, CD)
	Nathan Mahl — Parallel Eccentricities (Mahl Productions NMA 003, 1983/1997, CD)

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