Divine Heresy

Even if he previously retired from public life to improve goats in North Dakota, guitarist Dino Cazares’ rock legacy could have been indefinitely perpetuated because of his groundbreaking function in the 1990s with Fear Manufacturing plant, among the first bands that successfully soldered commercial elements to metallic, while introducing the synchronized usage of both gruesomely growled vocals and melodic singing that became therefore popular in the 2000s. Even while, Cazares was obviously simultaneously associated with the questionable Latino death metallic team Brujeria and, later on, their stillborn offshoot, Asesino, but after laying fairly low for quite some time, the guitarist would attempt his 1st significant post-Fear Manufacturing plant project with a brand new music group called Divine Heresy. Teaming up with vocalist Tommy “Vext” Cummings, bassist Joe Payne (ex-Nile, who changed early member Risha Eryavec), and drummer Tim Yeung (ex-Vital Remains to be, Hate Eternal, EVERYTHING Remains to be, etc.), Cazares released Divine Heresy’s debut recording, Bleed the Fifth, in 2007.