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Suicide Silence started in late 2002 as a side project for its members who were all involved in other local bands at the time. Things didn’t get serious, however, until 2004, when the current lineup was solidified. “Early on we were slower and sludgier,” explains drummer Josh Goddard, “but through a few member changes the sound became more powerful and energetic.” This mix of musicians brought together their influences—death metal, grindcore, black metal, hardcore, doom—and combined them into songs that are complex without being mystifying, and savagely fast and explosive without becoming a featureless blur.
Their debut 5-song EP for Third Degree Records is a brutal testament to the sort of damage Suicide Silence is capable of inflicting. Though definitely rooted in what Goddard calls a “fast-paced death metal style,” it defies that genre’s sometimes predictable conventions, striving instead for something more unique. The songs are dynamic and crushing, shifting effortlessly from insane grind chaos into total molten sludge, with plenty of dynamic twists and turns along the way. Vocalist Mitch Lucker screams, growls and grunts over an ungodly guitar assault, while the band’s surgically precise rhythm section handles the disorienting time signatures and snail-paced grooves with equal efficiency.
It is a sound that, though well-manifested on their EP, is devastating live. Suicide Silence’s breakdowns cause havoc in the pit, their blast-beats are neck-snapping and there is a palpable sense of barely controlled pandemonium when they play live. “We don’t hold back,” says Goddard, “and we try to give the crowd a show rather than standing around watching the moshpit and acting tough.” The reputation they’ve staked as a fearsome live act has brought them the opportunity to play with bands as diverse as God Forbid, Impaled, Bury Your Dead and Between the Buried and Me. And touring fervently in support of every release is a given.
Suicide Silence may be a product of the burgeoning metal underground in the U.S., but their goals are far from modest. Without pandering to trends, or riding some scene’s coattails, the band always wants to move forward, wherever it takes them. “We never want to stop improving—as a band, as individual musicians, as songwriters and as performers,” says Goddard. “We want to make sure that every album we put out and every show we play is better than the last.”
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suicide silence - No time to bleed
1 Wake Up
2 Lifted
3 Smoke
4 Something Invisible
5 No Time To Bleed
6 Suffer
7 ...and Then She Bled
8 Wasted
9 Your Creations
10 Genocide
11 Disengage
suicide silence - No time to bleed
1 Revelations (Intro)
2 Unanswered
3 Hands Of A Killer
4 The Price of Beauty
5 The Disease
6 No Pity For A Coward
8 Bludgeoned to Death
9 Girl of Glass
10 In A Photograph
11 Eyes Sewn Shut
12 Green Monster
Suicide silence - suicide silence
1 Ending is the Beginning
2 Swarm
3 About A Plane Crash
4 Distorted Thought of Addiction
5 Destruction Of A Statue
History
Slipknot is a nine-piece alternative/nu metal band from Des Moines, Iowa (United States). Aside from their real names, members of the band are also referred to by numbers 0 through 8.(#0 Sid Wilson, #1 Joey Jordison, #2 Paul Gray, #3 Chris Fehn, #4 James Root, #5 Craig Jones, #6 Shawn Crahan, #7 Mick Thomson & #8 Corey Taylor)
Slipknot is known for its strange and often frightening image; the members wear matching uniform jumpsuits all of which have the UPC barcode 742617000027 printed on them (The barcode from their first album Mate, Feed , Kill, Repeat) and each has a unique mask which they are never seen without (on any official Slipknot material) until the interviews on their latest DVD - Voliminal: Inside the Nine, and partially on the music video for the song, Before I Forget. Each member has made a distinct change to their masks after each studio album. Several members have several masks that are interchanged during any one time period, most notably Chris (#3) and Sid (#0).
The band released many different DVDs, the first official one titled ‘Disasterpieces’ (named after the song Disasterpiece off ‘Iowa’) filmed at the London Arena on February 16th 2002 by over 32 cameras, including cameras fitted on each of the masks worn by the band. During this show Sid (#0) went into the crowd for the song Spit it Out and someone managed to get the camera from his mask, it was returned after the show.
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all hope is gone
tracklist:
1 .execute.
2 Gematria (The Killing Name)
3 Sulfur
4 Psychosocial
5 Dead Memories
6 Vendetta
7 Butcher's Hook (Album Version
8 Gehenna
9 This Cold Black
10 Wherein Lies Continue
11 Snuff
12 All Hope Is Gone
13 Child of Burning Time
14 Vermillion Pt. 2
15 'Til We Die
Part 1part29.0: Live
tracklist:
1 The Blister Exists
2 (Sic)
3 Disasterpiece
4 Before I Forget
5 Left Behind
6 Liberate
7 Vermilion
8 Pulse of the Maggots
9 Purity
10 Eyeless
11 Drum Solo
12 Eyeore
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History
Dundee, United Kingdom (1994 – present)
Snow Patrol is an alternative rock band which formed in Dundee, Scotland in 1994 and currently based in Bangor, Northern Ireland, where most of the band members are from. They consist of Gary Lightbody (vocals, guitar), Nathan Connolly (guitar, vocals), Paul Wilson (bass), Tom Simpson (keyboards) and Johnny Quinn (drums). Lightbody and Quinn are the only original members who remain in the band. The band became wildly successful on both sides of the Atlantic on the back of their fourth record, 2006’s “Eyes Open” and the ballad “Chasing Cars” - a song that has spent a near-record breaking 90 weeks on the UK Top 75. Some of their other well known songs are “Run”, “Spitting Games”, “You’re All I Have”, “Hands Open” and “Take Back the City”.
The main thing to get about Snow Patrol is that, 14 years after they started out as a student band at Dundee University, they’re still flying, gloriously and unpredictably, by the seat of their pants. “The great and terrifying thing about our band,” declares their leader and main songwriter Gary Lightbody, “Is that everything has always happened as it’s going along. There’s been very little masterplan. We allow things to happen as much by accident as by deliberate intention.” One notable early accident was their name. Lightbody’s band used to be known as Polar Bear - hence their 1998 debut album Songs For Polarbears - but were obliged to change it after discovering that this was what the bassist of Jane’s Addiction was calling his side project. ‘Snow Patrol’ had already been chosen for them by a friend who didn’t care for the Polar Bear moniker; and so it came to pass that Snow Patrol signed in 1995 to the Jeepster label, home of their Glaswegian indie heroes at the time, Belle and Sebastian.
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A Hundred Million Suns
Tracklist:
1.If There's a Rocket Tie Me to It
2.Crack the Shutters
3.Take Back the City
4.Lifeboats
5.The Golden Floor
6.Please Just Take These Photos from My Hand
7.Set Down Your Glass
8.The Planets Bend Between Us
9.Engines
10.Disaster Button
11.The Lightning Strike: What If This Storm Ends?/The Sunlight Through the Fla
Eyes Open
Tracklist:
1 You're All I Have
2 Hands Open
3 Chasing Cars
4 Shut Your Eyes
5 It's Beginning to Get to Me
6 You Could Be Happy
7 Make This Go On Forever
8 Set the Fire to the Third Bar
9 Headlights on Dark Roads
10 open Your Eyes
11 The Finish Line
Final Straw
Tracklist:
1 How to Be Dead
2 Wow
3 Gleaming Auction
4 Whatever's Left
5 Spitting Games
6 Chocolate
7 Run
8 Grazed Knees
9 Ways & Means
10 Tiny Little Fractures
11 Somewhere a Clock Is Ticking
12 Same
When It's All Over We Still Have to Clear Up
Tracklist:
1 Never Gonna Fall in Love Again
2 Ask Me How I Am
3 Making Enemies
4 Black and Blue
5 Last Ever Lone Gunman
6 If I'd Found the Right Words to Say
7 Batten Down the Hatch
8 One Night Is Not Enough
9 Chased By... I Don't Know What
10 On/Off
11 An Olive Grove Facing the Sea
12 When It's All Over We Still Have to Clear Up
13 Make Love to Me Forever
14 Firelight
Songs for Polar Bears
Tracklist:
1 Downhill From Here
2 Starfighter Pilot
3 The Last Shot Ringing in My Ears
4 Absolute Gravity
5 Get Balsamic Vinegar... Quick You Fool
6 Mahogany
7 NYC
8 Little Hide
9 Make Up
10 Velocity Girl
11 Days Without Paracetamol
12 Fifteen Minutes Old
13 Favourite Friend
14 One Hundred Things You Should Have Done in Bed
15 Marketplace
16 I Could Stay Away Forever
17 Sticky Teenage Twin
18 Holy Cow
19 When You're Right You're Right
History
Chicago, United States (1988 – 2000, 2007 – present)
The Smashing Pumpkins are an influential American alternative rock band, formed in Chicago, Illinois in 1988. Billy Corgan and James Iha met in a record store, and began performing in local nightclubs with their bassist, D’Arcy Wretzky, using a drum machine. Playing with a drum machine frustrated both the band and their audience, and so Chicago jazz drummer Jimmy Chamberlin was hired soon afterwards.
Less influenced by punk than many of their contemporaries, the Pumpkins had a densely layered, guitar-heavy sound, with powerful loud-to-soft-to-loud transitions, while still picking up grunge, heavy metal, power pop, psychedelic rock, shoegaze-style production.
In later recordings, namely Adore, the fourth album, an electronica flair filtered in after Jimmy Chamberlin temporarily left the band for drug rehab. Though Chamberlin returned for their fifth album, Machina/The Machines of God, electronica undertones remained. The emotional tone of bandleader Billy Corgan’s songs ranged from angry (X.Y.U.) to dour (Disarm) to jubilant (Cherub Rock).
Selling more than 18.3 million albums in the United States alone (as of 2006), The Smashing Pumpkins were one of the most commercially successful and critically acclaimed bands of the 1990s. However, internal fighting, diminishing sales, drug problems, cultural vitality, and what is speculated to be improper treatment from their record company, hampered the band in their later years, leading to the 2000 break-up.
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American gothic
Tracklist:
1 The Rose March
2 Again, Again, Again
3 Pox
4 Sunkissed
MACHINA/The Machines of God
Tracklist:
1 The Everlasting Gaze
2 Raindrops + Sunshowers
3 Stand Inside Your Love
4 I of the Mourning
5 The Sacred and Profane
6 Try, Try, Try
7 Heavy Metal Machine
8 This Time
9 The Imploding Voice
10 Glass and the Ghost Children
11 Wound
12 The Crying Tree of Mercury
13 With Every Light
14 Blue Skies Bring Tears
15 Age of Innocence
History
Shadows Fall formed in 1996 in Springfield, Massachusetts and rose up as a prominent member of the bustling Massachusetts metal and hardcore scene that has recently produced bands such as Killswitch Engage, All That Remains, and Unearth. Guitar duo Jonathan Donais and Matt Bachand got together in ‘96 and had the original lineup complete within a year. These members were vocalist Philip Labonte, now with All That Remains, bass player Paul Romanko, and drummer David Germain.
History
Music from Shadows Fall’s early days can be compared to metal legends such as Metallica, Slayer, and Iron Maiden as their songs relied heavily on the start-stop tempo changes made famous by the aforementioned bands. The band also had alot of death metal influences at the time. They began touring the New England area and eventually were able to obtain open slots for acclaimed metal bands such as Fear Factory and Cannibal Corpse. In 1997, the band released it’s first full length album, Somber Eyes to the Sky, on Matt Bachand’s own Lifeless Records. This however, would be the only album the band would record with Labonte. He was replaced by current vocalist Brian Fair in 1998.
The band signed with the prominent underground metal record label, Century Media in 1999. Early during the following year, Shadows Fall released Of One Blood. Their sound was a still mixture of thrash, death metal, and hardcore with a little more hard rock influence thrown in due to the entry of the Brian Fair.
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1 In Effigy
2 Will to rebuild
3 Haunting me endlessly
4 Seize the calm
5 Carpal tunnel
6 Going, Going, Gone.
7 Deadworld (new version)
8 This Is My Own (New Version)
9 December
10 Mark of the squealer
11 Teasn', pleasn'
History
Celtic Frost was an influential extreme metal / avant-garde band from Zürich, Switzerland. They are known for their heavy influence on the extreme metal and gothic metal genres. The group was first active from 1984 to 1993, and re-formed in 2001. Following Tom Gabriel Fischer’s departure in 2008, Celtic Frost decided to break up again.
Celtic Frost’s former frontman, guitarist and singer Tom Gabriel Fischer, adopted the alias Tom Warrior. With Steve Warrior on bass, he formed one of the earliest extreme metal bands, Hellhammer, in 1982. Steve Warrior was later replaced by Martin Eric Ain - also a pseudonym. The band attracted a small international fan-base, got signed to Noise Records in Germany and recorded their debut EP Apocalyptic Raids in March 1984, now a rare finding on e-Bay or second hand record stores around the world.
By May 1984, Hellhammer had disbanded. Fischer and Ain, along with session drummer Stephen Priestly, regrouped as Celtic Frost. Their 1984 debut LP, Morbid Tales was a hit on the underground metal scene, and the band set out on its first tour, through Germany and Austria. This was followed with an EP “Emperor’s Return”. Both early releases are now available on one CD. One of their more influential recordings was 1985’s To Mega Therion, followed in 1987 by Into the Pandemonium. These albums were some of the pivotal LPs for underground metal and inducted a new and more varied sound.
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