A four-piece from Poland that sounds like (and worships) fellow countrymen Vader, is the most furiously technical brutal bands I’ve heard in a long-ass time.
Wowee. So fucking good. Add this to your “dreamy, poppy, touching” indie rock collection now, where it will fit snugly between Wheat and Creeper Lagoon.
Fetish, like other bands on Adeline, is hard to peg. Interesting. Unpredictable. The vocalist used to do spoken word, I hear, and he has a bit of Jello in him.
A very brutal, enjoyable death metal album, one I’ll play again and again, but it’s not the most mind-boggling one you’ll find if you look more closely.
This somewhat ignored act are back with a tight, taught, grinding record of tuneful Gothic metal. The grooves are large, the guitars pounding each track home.
Although only six songs, this has the San Franciscan quartet focusing more on the cotton candy, tongue-twisting, goose-bump-giving melodies that the debut.
Sick Of It All bassist Craig Setari on vocals, Good Riddance vocalist Russ Rankin on bass, Good Riddance bassist Chuck Platt on guitar. Pre-’82 hardcore/punk.
The man with a past that’s most committed to, married to, and having his way with, all the rules of power metal practiced by those vacant of such a past.