Tag Archives: Alternative Metal

Florida-based Cavity were proponents from the Southern U.S. genre referred to as sludgecore, and, though probably much less well-known than such peers as Eyehategod and Crowbar, their superlative songwriting abilities and obvious phobia from the limelight have changed them into quite the cult work. Shaped in Miami circa 1992 by …

Alt metal clothing Cave In started in 1995, in Methuen, MA, when Stephen Brodsky and Jay Frechette got the theory to start out a band within the vein of a few of their favorites: Failing, Unwound, Snapcase, etc. With Brodsky on electric guitar and Frechette’s vocals, they added bassist Justin …

b. Sidney Selby, 28 July 1931, Hyde Region, NEW YORK, USA. Selby sang in chapel as a kid and in his mid-teens proceeded to go with his mom to reside in NEW YORK. He was encircled by music, partially via an aunt who worked well in a US military camp …

From his tenure using the seminal hardcore band the Misfits to his later use the rock outfit which bears his name, Glenn Danzig continued to be among the preeminent cult numbers in rock and roll, forging a dark, chillingly atmospheric make of goth steel somewhat more literate and compelling compared …

Created in Münster, Germany in 1991, H-Blockx was a punk-tinged alternative steel band named following Irish slang for high-security prison cells. The band’s preliminary lineup featured vocalist/rapper Henning “MC-H” Wehland, guitarist Tim Tenambergen, bassist Stefan “Gudze” Hinz, and drummer Johann-Christoph “Mason” Maass; vocalist/rapper David Gappa was added in 1992. The …

Germany’s Fall of Serenity emerged from your ashes of a youthful music group called Contrition in 1998, and made their initial saving that same 12 months: a 12″ vinyl fabric split solitary with compatriots Heaven Shall Burn off, who, alongside Caliban, Maroon, and many others, represented a fresh wave of …

GWAR (popularly regarded as an acronym for God What a horrible Racket, regardless of the band’s protests towards the in contrast) are thrash metal’s response to the greater mainstream satire of Spine Faucet. Gory, sexually perverse, and scatological within the intense, GWAR were created at Virginia Commonwealth University or college …

Candiria’s uniquely sprawling urban fusion audio combined components of grindcore, funk, hip-hop, and jazz. Shaped in Brooklyn, NY, the group originally comprised frontman Carley Coma, guitarists Chris Puma and Eric Matthews, bassist Mike MacIvor, and drummer Ken Schalk, debuting in 1995 using the recording Surrealistic Madness. The music group later …

Blessed Adam Michael Goldstein in 1973, DJ AM handled turntables for the favorite rap-rock group Crazy City during the past due ’90s. He also became perhaps one of the most in-demand disk jockeys in LA, financing his scratching abilities to albums by Papa Roach, Will Smith, and Madonna while preserving …

Essentially an effort simply by former Pantera frontman (and frontman for Superjoint Ritual and Straight down) Phil Anselmo to revisit the times of ‘pure’ hardcore, Arson Anthem (which not merely harnessed the hardcore sound, but wrapped it along with a wholesome dose of sludge) released their debut EP, the eight …