Bulldozer

Bulldozer is a speed/black metal band founded in 1980 in Milan by Dario Carria (bassist) and Andy Panigada (guitarist). Later Erminio Galli joined the band, but in 1981 the band members had to split up because of military service. The band reformed in 1983 with Alberto Contini on vocals and bass and Don Andras on drums. The band recorded their demo Fallen Angel, then their first album, The Day of Wrath, as well as The Final Separation. This last album marked the end of the collaboration between the band and Roadrunner Records. Indeed, the label failed to properly promote the album and also used an image different from the one suggested by the band for the cover art. In 1987, drummer Rob Cabrini joined the band for the album IX: Circle of Hell. The band recorded Neurodeliri in 1988 and a live album, Alive...in Poland, in Poland in 1990.