No Return

French death metallic veterans No Come back have already been together in a single form or another since 1989. They are well-known in Germany and France label, and also have caused some well-known makers including Florida loss of life metallic kingpin Tom Morris, however they have not actually developed a lot of a pursuing within the U.S. No Come back has released many albums over time, you start with 1990’s Psychological Torment (Semetary Information), accompanied by the Morris-produced Contaminants Rises (1992), Months of Spirit (1995), as well as the Crimson Embers EP (1997). In the past due ’90s, No Come back made several lineup changes, attracting a fresh vocalist (Steeve “Zuul” Petit), another guitarist (Benoit Antonia), along with a keyboardist (Malko Pouchin). The very first recording with this fresh lineup was 2000’s Self-Mutilation, which arrived for the French Kodiac Information. After shifting towards the Nuclear Blast label third , recording, No Come back finally got its 1st U.S. launch with 2002’s futuristic, cyber-themed idea recording Equipment. By this stage, the band’s lineup got resolved on the quintet of vocalist Petit, bassist/guitarist Antonia, keyboardist/sampler Malko Pouchin, drummer Didier le Baron, and guitarist Alain “Ali” Clement.