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Atomkraft
- Country of origin:
- United Kingdom
- Location:
- Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, England
- Status:
- On hold
- Formed in:
- 1979
- Genre:
- NWOBHM/Heavy Metal, Speed Metal
- Themes:
- Future, Space, Metal, War
- Last label:
- Neat Records
- Years active:
- 1979-1988, 2005-present
| Last known | |
| Tony "Demolition Man" Dolan | Bass (1979-1980, 1980-1986, 1987, 2005-present), Vocals (1979-1986, 1987-1988, 2005-present), Guitars (rhythm) (1980, 1987-1988) |
| See also: Venom Inc., M:Pire of Evil, ex-Metal Against Coronavirus, Sabbatonero (Black Sabbath Tribute), ex-Venom, ex-Virus (live), ex-Mantas | |
| Steve Mason | Drums (2005-present) |
| See also: ex-Blinded by Fear, ex-Iron Fire, ex-Forcentury, ex-Aneurysm | |
| Payre Hulkoffgarden | Guitars (2005-present) |
| See also: Hulkoff, ex-Karyan, Bourbon Boys, Raubtier, ex-The Storyteller, ex-Viperine, ex-Winterlong, ex-Javelin | |
| Past | |
| Paul Spillet | Drums (1979-1984) |
| Sean Drew | Guitars (1979) |
| Ian Legg | Guitars (1979) |
| Chris Taylor | Guitars (1979-1980) |
| Mark Irving | Bass (1980) |
| Steve "War Maniac" White | Guitars (1980-1983) |
| See also: ex-War Machine, ex-Venom | |
| Ged Wolf | Drums (1985-1986, 1986-1988) |
| See also: ex-Tysondog, ex-Hellbastard (live) | |
| Rob Mathew | Guitars (1985-1988) |
| See also: ex-Agankast, ex-Driftwood | |
| Neil Rander | Guitars (1985) |
| D.C. Rage | Bass (1986-1987, 1987-1988) |
| IG | Drums (1986) |
| Raggy (R.I.P. 1986) | Guitars (1986) |
| Ian Swift | Vocals (1986-1988) |
| See also: Avenger, ex-Satan, ex-Tysondog, ex-Cardinal Synne | |
| Past (Live) | |
| Paul Caffrey | Drums (2011, 2014) |
| See also: ex-Gama Bomb | |
| Kræn Meier | Guitars (2011, 2014) |
| See also: Hell's Domain, Nominon, ex-Strangler, ex-The Petulant, ex-Sacrificial, ex-Artillery, ex-PitchBlack, ex-Thorium, ex-Evil, ex-Iniquity, ex-Mugshot, ex-Metallica Jam, ex-Terracore, ex-Thrash of the Titans | |
| Rich Davenport | Guitars (2011) |
| See also: See Red | |
| Tony "Demolition Man" Dolan | Bass (1979-1980, 1980-1986, 1987, 2005-present), Vocals (1979-1986, 1987-1988, 2005-present), Guitars (rhythm) (1980, 1987-1988) |
| See also: Venom Inc., M:Pire of Evil, ex-Metal Against Coronavirus, Sabbatonero (Black Sabbath Tribute), ex-Venom, ex-Virus (live), ex-Mantas | |
| Steve Mason | Drums (2005-present) |
| See also: ex-Blinded by Fear, ex-Iron Fire, ex-Forcentury, ex-Aneurysm | |
| Payre Hulkoffgarden | Guitars (2005-present) |
| See also: Hulkoff, ex-Karyan, Bourbon Boys, Raubtier, ex-The Storyteller, ex-Viperine, ex-Winterlong, ex-Javelin | |
| Paul Spillet | Drums (1979-1984) |
| Sean Drew | Guitars (1979) |
| Ian Legg | Guitars (1979) |
| Chris Taylor | Guitars (1979-1980) |
| Mark Irving | Bass (1980) |
| Steve "War Maniac" White | Guitars (1980-1983) |
| See also: ex-War Machine, ex-Venom | |
| Ged Wolf | Drums (1985-1986, 1986-1988) |
| See also: ex-Tysondog, ex-Hellbastard (live) | |
| Rob Mathew | Guitars (1985-1988) |
| See also: ex-Agankast, ex-Driftwood | |
| Neil Rander | Guitars (1985) |
| D.C. Rage | Bass (1986-1987, 1987-1988) |
| IG | Drums (1986) |
| Raggy (R.I.P. 1986) | Guitars (1986) |
| Ian Swift | Vocals (1986-1988) |
| See also: Avenger, ex-Satan, ex-Tysondog, ex-Cardinal Synne | |
| Past | |
| Paul Caffrey | Drums (2011, 2014) |
| See also: ex-Gama Bomb | |
| Kræn Meier | Guitars (2011, 2014) |
| See also: Hell's Domain, Nominon, ex-Strangler, ex-The Petulant, ex-Sacrificial, ex-Artillery, ex-PitchBlack, ex-Thorium, ex-Evil, ex-Iniquity, ex-Mugshot, ex-Metallica Jam, ex-Terracore, ex-Thrash of the Titans | |
| Rich Davenport | Guitars (2011) |
| See also: See Red | |
| Added by: PumpkinFlyFree | Modified by: flesheatingdisease |
| Added on: 2002-07-21 21:15:59 | Last modified on: 2024-03-31 18:24:08 |
Founded by Tony Dolan, Atomkraft's line-up went through many changes before solidifying as a trio with guitarist Rob Mathew and drummer Ged Wolf. Founding member Dolan temporarily left for the "Queen of Death" EP, but returned for the follow-up release, "Conductors of Noize," before they split up in 1988. 2005 saw Atomkraft's reformation.