Blistering Korn-tricky not wannabe pressuring
your ear-drums as the forgotten unforgiving acts off those Progressive Groove
Metal fusion from these Salt Lake City, Utah crew comes within aggression and
struggles themed means something for Riksha connotates miraculously as Plamer
on vocals, Christian “Tron” McCutchan on drums, Ian Law on guitars and Kevin
Bronson on bass guitar quartet smashing the stage edge while uncontrollable forcing
the infamous underground infiltration phases within Departure Eminent or
Skeleton Rain Dance, Banging Danger and Shovel It to Save Me taken from the third
full recording releases on Five Stages Of Numb. Great fucking punchy grips and riffs and never surrendering double pedals as if the Modern Nu-Metal were meant to be collaborates with emotional Metal-Core in an album – like a slower metallic tuned of old-Faith No More.
Five Stages Of Numb:
https://zombiesharkrecords.bandcamp.com/album/five-stages-of-numb
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