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Encyclopedia > Shai Hulud

Shai Hulud can refer to:

  • Sandworm (Dune)
  • Shai Hulud (band)

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Billboard.com - Biography - Shai Hulud (416 words)
A positively themed metalcore band with some straight-edge and Christian leanings, the influential Shai Hulud has maintained a strong band identity since their original formation in the mid-'90s, even though their apparent inability to stick with one lineup, label, hometown, or even band name has left them with a convoluted history.
Shai Hulud formed in Pompano Beach, FL, taking their name from the giant desert worms central to Frank Herbert's Dune mythology.
After van der Welde departed the band in 2004, Fletcher and Fox announced that Shai Hulud was disbanding following a brief farewell tour (with Gilbert temporarily returning on vocals) and the pair was forming a new band, the Warmth of Red Blood.
BLABBERMOUTH.NET - SHAI HULUD To Release METAL BLADE Debut In Early 2007 (0 words)
Shai Hulud have been around for quite some time.
The two mainstay members of Shai Hulud are considered to be Matt Fox (guitar) and Matt Fletcher (originally guitar, but then moved on to bass), who together write most of the band's musical output.
Shai Hulud also have a side project named Zombie Apocalypse, whose sound can be summed up as a faster, more chaotic and more manic version of its mother band.
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