Available:
October 10, 2012
"What We'll Die to Defend" is the song I am mostly speaking of but they songs are very intense and good at the same time.
I tend to think of a cross between "Korn" and early days of "Trivium" I am not comparing their sound to these bands just that they have a lot of energy in their music as well as those bands.
(Band Bio)
They have the ability to crash your party.... if you‘re hanging with your boys listening to shredding metal riffs... well, watch out for the boys putting up their sound system to invade your metal world with bad ass dubstep tunes that will make you spill your beer. Drop.... However, if you feel like a dubstep party is the best place to hang out at - those filthy dudes will scare your hipster girlf
riend with some death metal riffs from hell. Obviously, Beyond All Recognition are a monster designed to bring trouble to wherever they‘re at. Drop... At the same time, their combination of metal, hardcore and dubstep creates a vast intensity that is too exciting to ignore. Instead of creating dubstep remixes of songs that already exist this 5-piece from Sweden lays the foundation on both metal and dubstep. Intense, fresh and heavy as fuck! Drop.... This is the incarnation of Dubcore.
„Drop = Dead“ is scheduled for a release in Europe on September 28th and October 10th in the US/Canada. The band has already toured with bands like We Butter The Bread With Butter, Dead By April, Adept, Engel and many
„Drop = Dead“ is scheduled for a release in Europe on September 28th and October 10th in the US/Canada. The band has already toured with bands like We Butter The Bread With Butter, Dead By April, Adept, Engel and many
more. Watch out for the heaviest drop of the year!
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Anthony Nadeau
