Artist Detailed Info: Dripht

Dripht is a Maltese band, formed in 1998 by Nick Morales (Vocals, Guitar), Mike Briguglio (Drums), Fre (Bass) and Patrick Galea(Guitar, who left the band and got replaced by Daniel Il-Flambu. Dripht is described as one of the most powerfull political bands in Malta, with a style ranging from punk rock to reggae to metal.
In 2004, Dripht debuted a self-titled EP, containing only 3 songs ('Mark Barnsley', 'Acid Fight' and 'Continental Dripht') and a video for 'Mark Barnsley'.
The single 'Mark Barnsley' claimed popular on Maltese radio stations and quickly climbed the local charts.
In 2005, Dripht released its second EP entitled 'Global Warming'. It contains the hit singles 'Rocking to Resist', 'Guy on TV', and 'Dance Music for Depression', the latter being a cover version of the 80s hit single by Maltese band The Rifffs.
Currently (as in 2007), Dripht stopped performing and playing, due to bassist Fre's departure from Malta. However, the band does not describe this as a split.

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