Ten from my playlist.
In no particular order , these are tracks that pretty much define who the band is . Some are seriously random but defiantly expanded my music library.. Hope you find one you like . ALL VIDEOS ARE YOUTUBE LINKS.
Waterlines - Brace
If you ever get to see these guys live you're in for a treat , they defiantly make a statement.
Electric callboy- We got the moves.
Who ever thought Metal and EDM would make a good combination wasn't wrong with what these guys have put out there. Hats off to the mind behind their videos , pure genius.
Kim Dracula-Drown.
Such a strange mix of styles but thats what makes it a little more interesting. As it goes this track is quite normal. Beware the journey down this rabbit hole.
Pryma- Dead to me.
Latest single from this Kent based band. Amazing live, unique sound and defiantly on the way up in the music world.
Ice nine kills -
Funeral derangements.
If you know this band you will be familiar with that they base their songs on some well known horror movies , they make much more sense if you know the film .
Bloodywood - Gaddar.
Indian folk metal giants,. these boys have created a whole new sound by combining traditional folk, rap and metal proving that no matter what you put in the pot , as long as its blended well its got taste.
Static X - Push it.
These guys have been around since the dawn of neu-metal. Powerful driving riffs make it really hard to push the stop button.
Big Special - Shithouse.
I'm not sure when this landed in my playlist but I'm sure it was at stupid o'clock in the morning wondering aimlessly along those threads that YouTube throws at you when youre not looking.
Bob Vylan - We live here.
Discovered this band at Download last year. London's political poet , love his brutality in the honesty of his lyrics.
Skindred - Set Fazers.
You either know this band or should know this band. Their unique blend of Reggae, punk, metal and some pop chucked in makes them one of a kind. as for live gigs , these guys know how to throw a party.
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