American Heavy Metal Supergroups Codexery — Data & Quality

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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-07 · 44 entries checked · 33 flagged · 75 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 75 still open

Recent findings (audit lane, verbatim)

Arcade (band) — The band's debut album cover art featured pornographic actress, not actor, Mimi Miyagi.

Arcade (band) — The band toured with Bon Jovi in 1993 is incorrect; Arcade did not tour with Bon Jovi. They opened for Bon Jovi on a few dates in 1993, but not a full tour.

Asesino — Andreas Kisser is listed as a former member on guitars for 'Cristo Satánico', but he did not play on that album; he only contributed to the earlier demo and the album 'Corridos de Muerte'.

Asesino — The claim that Asesino made a guest appearance as Mexican doctors in episode 57 of Metalocalypse is false; no such appearance occurred in the series.

Azusa (band) — Liam Wilson was not the bassist for The Dillinger Escape Plan at the time he joined Azusa; he had already left the band.

Azusa (band) — The Edvardprisen nomination date is given as June 20, 2019, but that date likely refers to the award ceremony or announcement of winners, not the nomination itself.

Badlands (band) — The entry states the band released three albums over its five-year run, but Badlands only released two studio albums during their active period; Dusk was released posthumously in 1998.

Badlands (band) — The entry says Eric Singer was formerly of Black Sabbath, but Singer never recorded or toured with them as an official member.

Charred Walls of the Damned — The Japanese version of the debut album includes a cover of 'Nightmares' by Powermad, not 'Nice Dreams'.

Contraband (band) — The band did not form after an unplugged session on MTV featuring members of Vixen and Ratt; it actually formed after a jam session at a party.

Contraband (band) — Their cover of 'All the Way from Memphis' did not appear on the UK record chart in July 1991; it did not chart in the UK.

Damn Yankees (band) — 'Coming of Age' was not the lead single; the lead single was 'High Enough'.

Damn Yankees (band) — The band's debut album went double-platinum by 1992, not 1994.

The Damned Things — The final lineup listed includes Dan Andriano on bass, replacing Rob Caggiano and Josh Newton — this is incorrect; Dan Andriano replaced Josh Newton on bass, but Rob Caggiano was not replaced by Andriano; Caggiano left the band in 2012 and was not part of the

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