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On Saturday 28 May 1983 they appeared at the [[Tigne Chapel]] with fellow Rokarja band [[Acid]] for one of Malta's first [[Heavy Metal]] gigs featuring more than one metal act. | On Saturday 28 May 1983 they appeared at the [[Tigne Chapel]] with fellow Rokarja band [[Acid]] for one of Malta's first [[Heavy Metal]] gigs featuring more than one metal act. | ||
In 1984, Frans Darmanin and [[ | In 1984, Frans Darmanin and [[Ġeorġina Sammut]] replaced the bassist and lead singer, while Fenech parted company with the band. | ||
[[File:Overdose1984.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Overdose in 1984 - L to R: Andrew Zammit, Georgina Sammut, Joe Buttigieg, & Frans Darmanin.]] | [[File:Overdose1984.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Overdose in 1984 - L to R: Andrew Zammit, Georgina Sammut, Joe Buttigieg, & Frans Darmanin.]] | ||
Overdose never recorded in a studio and there is no known live recording of this band. | Overdose never recorded in a studio and there is no known live recording of this band. | ||
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Overdose was one of Malta's first heavy metal bands, based at the Rokarja AST in Tigne throughout the 1980s.
The original line up consisted of singer Miriam Spiteri (known as Miriam Gafa), guitarists Andrew Zammit and Joe "Spider" Fenech, bassist Stephen Spiteri and drummer Joseph Buttigieg.
On Saturday 28 May 1983 they appeared at the Tigne Chapel with fellow Rokarja band Acid for one of Malta's first Heavy Metal gigs featuring more than one metal act.
In 1984, Frans Darmanin and Ġeorġina Sammut replaced the bassist and lead singer, while Fenech parted company with the band.
Overdose never recorded in a studio and there is no known live recording of this band.