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Dredg (stylized as dredg) is an American rock band formed in 1993 in Los Gatos, California.The band's lineup consists of vocalist Gavin Hayes, guitarist Mark Engles, bassist Drew Roulette and drummer and pianist Dino Campanella.
- Gavin Hayes, Drew Roulette, Mark Engles, Dino Campanella
- Los Gatos, California, U.S.
- 1993–2014, 2018–present
Dino is the drummer for Dredg and joined the SONOR artist family in 2009. Hailing from Los Gatos, CA, Dredg began sharpening their aggro-metal sound in the early '90s. Comprised of Gavin Hayes (vocals/guitar), Mark Engles (guitar), Drew Roulette (bass), and Dino Campanella (drums), the group was performing in area clubs before they'd even ...
About the album. Drummer Dino Campanella says, "Our first two recordings were written to be rhythmically aggressive. We did the third one, Orph, because we wanted to grow up the right way, from our roots with harmony and melody."
- Brilliant Studios, San Francisco, California
- Brian Lillie and Dredg
- 1997
Mar 24, 2014 · Photo credit: Todd Fixler / theuniversalcynic’s Flickr. Dino Campanella is the man. On the scale of drummers I could watch play all day long he’d rank damn near the top. Aside from how the Dredg skinsman manages to play keyboards/samples at the same time as he drums — which is pretty impressive — there’s nothing he does that’s ...
Bass Magazine / Oct 4, 2022. dredg –Gavin Hayes (vocals, guitars), Drew Roulette (bass, samples), Mark Engles (guitars) and Dino Campanella (drums, keyboards)—is celebrating the 20 th anniversary of their second album, EL CIELO, with two special limited-edition box sets, which go on sale Friday, October 7 exclusively on the band’s online ...
Dino is the drummer for Dredg and joined the SONOR artist family in 2009. Hailing from Los Gatos, CA, Dredg began sharpening their aggro-metal sound in the early '90s. Comprised of Gavin Hayes (vocals/guitar), Mark Engles (guitar), Drew Roulette (bass), and Dino Campanella (drums), the group was performing in area clubs before they'd even ...
