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This article is about the musician. For the actor, see Dave Atkins (actor). For the NFL coach, see Dave Atkins (American football).
Dave Atkins Also known as Dave Acosta Born 27 February 1974 Origin Brisbane, Queensland, Australia Genres Hard rock, hip hop Occupations Drummer, Producer, Mixing Engineer Instruments Drums Years active 1986–present Labels Hydrofunk Associated acts Resin Dogs, Wolfmother, Pangaea Notable instruments Drums Dave "Acosta" Atkins (born 27 February 1974) is an Australian drummer, guitarist, bass player, producer, engineer & co-founder and Director Of Hydrofunk Records from Brisbane, Queensland. He is currently performing with hip hop band Resin Dogs. He has also played with hard rock band Wolfmother,[1] for whom he was confirmed as a member in February 2009, though he left in April 2010 to spend more time with his family.[2]
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Discography
- with Wolfmother
- Cosmic Egg (2009)
- with Resin Dogs
- Grand Theft Audio (2000)
- Hi Fidelity Dirt (2003)
- More (2007)
- More Or Less (2008)
EPs
- Grinnin Hydrofunk (1997)
- Volcanic Lab Hydrofunk (1999)
- Gimme a Break Hydrofunk (2000)
- Daily Troubles Hydrofunk (May 2000)
- Live Like Dogs Hydrofunk (2002)
- Hardgroove Hydrofunk (2001)
- Definition Hydrofunk (3 February 2006)
Singles
- "Set It Off" Hydrofunk (9 September 2002)
- "Take Off" Hydrofunk (July 2003)
- "Gunshot Dub" Hydrofunk (4 October 2004)
- "Peace & Love " Hydrofunk (6 October 2009)
- with Pangaea
- Raggacore EP
- Serpent Fire EP
- Freibentos (1997)
- with Soundsurgery
- Syndustry (1995)
- Free Moving Radical (1997)
- with 2Dogs
- D&K Sessions
- Prozac Beats
- with Jack And The Giant Killers
- Grow Your Mind Pervasive Normality( 2009)
- with Kafka
- Kafka Mighty Highness Records (2009)
- with Omni Anti
- Black Bird Hydrofunk / MGM (2009)
Equipment
Dave Atkins is endorsed with cymbals of Meinl Percussion (Mb20, Byzance, Generation X) and uses sonor Drums.
References
- ^ "Wolfmother unleash new lineup". Triple J. 12 February 2009. http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/musicnews/s2489299.htm. Retrieved 19 February 2009.
- ^ "The passing of the baton/stick, so to speak...". 22 April 2010. http://www.wolfmother.com/story/news/the_passing_of_the_batonstick_so_to_speak. Retrieved 23 April 2010.
External links
Wolfmother Andrew Stockdale · Ian Peres · Aidan Nemeth · Will Rockwell-Scott
Chris Ross · Myles Heskett · Dave AtkinsStudio albums Extended plays Singles "Mind's Eye/Woman" · "White Unicorn" · "Dimension" · "Woman" · "Love Train" · "Joker & the Thief" · "Back Round" · "New Moon Rising" · "White Feather" · "Far Away"Videos Concert tours Related articles This article on a Australian guitarist is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.