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Richard M. Walker
- Real/full name:
- Richard M. Walker
- Age:
- 54 (born Oct 18th, 1968)
- Place of birth:
- United Kingdom
- Gender:
- Male
Isen Torr
Guitars (2003-2010, 2020-present)
| 2004 | Mighty & Superior (EP) | Lyrics, Songwriting, Guitars |
Solomon Kane
Guitars, Drum programming
Solstice
Guitars (1990-2002, 2007-present)
| 1994 | Lamentations | Guitars |
| 1998 | New Dark Age | Guitars |
| 2018 | White Horse Hill | Guitars |
| (show all) | ||
Bio-Hazard
As Richard Walker:
Unknown
Discontrol
As Richard Walker:
Unknown
Harmony As One
As Richard Walker:
Unknown
Nailbomb
As Richard Walker:
Unknown
Pagan Altar
Guitars (2007-2009)
Sore Throat
As Rich "Militia" Walker:
Vocals
(1987-1990)
Warfear
As Richard Walker:
Unknown
Wartorn
As Rich:
Guitars
Napalm Death
As Rich Militia:
Vocals
Isen Torr
| 2004 | Mighty & Superior (EP) | Logo design (as "Isentorr") |
| 2008 | Mighty & Superior (EP) | Sleeve assembling (as "Isentorr") |
Solstice
| 1994 | As Empires Fell (Demo) | Cover concept (as "Walker") |
| 2007 | Lamentations | Booklet, Layout (as "Isentorr") |
| 2007 | Halcyon (EP) | Design, Layout (as "Isentorr") |
| 2007 | Knock 'Em Down to Size Part I (Split) | Producer, Engineering, Mixing (as "Bones Walker") |
| 2008 | Only the Strong (Compilation) | Design (sleeve, booklet) (as "Isentorr") |
| 2010 | New Dark Age | Layout, Liner notes |
| 2015 | Blood Fire Doom (Boxed set) | Liner notes (as "isentorr") |
| 2015 | Never Surrender (Boxed set) | Design (as "Isen Torr") |
Warning
| 1999 | The Strength to Dream | Layout (as "isentorr") |
| 2006 | Watching from a Distance | Layout (as "isentorr") |
| Added by: Doomsday | Modified by: Quorthallis |
| Added on: 2011-04-09 22:56:54 | Last modified on: 2023-02-27 22:12:18 |
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Trivia
Founder of The Miskatonic Foundation.He is behind a hoax "band" called Solomon Kane created in the late '90s and named after a Robert E. Howard character. Together with Patrick Walker (no relation), he recorded a one-song demo called "The Dread" (06:59) using a 4-track in their drummer friend's bedsit. Said drummer played the guitar solo, explaining its poor musical quality. Purported to be ...