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Artist: Glass Casket: mp3 download
Genre(s):
Rock
Glass Casket’s discography:
A Desperate Man’S Diaries
Year: 2006
Tracks: 9
The Swedish flair of progressively musical last metallic element, combining the post-hardcore aggressiveness and guttural vocal manner of black metal with the more than technically proficient and relatively melodic guitar lines at the heart of near European alloy acts, has turn so pop among bands in the United States that even so some other subgenre name, “Swedecore” (that is, Scandinavian-style alloy as played by non-Nordic dudes), could be coined for American bands care From Autumn to Ashes and Shadows Fall. North Carolina’s Glass Casket adds even more than tune to their grindcore than most, which combined with their untypically (for metal) clear-cut in effect looks makes Glass Casket the closest “Swedecore” has yet come up to an act on the lines of Good Charlotte or blink-182: a potency nosepiece to the commercial mainstream for a musical style that prides itself on its cultishness.Glass Casket formed in Winston-Salem, NC, in 2001, comprised of isaac Merrit Singer Adam Cody, guitarists Dustie Waring and Ian Tuten, bassist Sid Menon, and drummer Blake Richardson. Gigging around the same college scene that spawned Between the Buried and Me, Glass Casket united with that band’s producer, Jamie King, to record their debut record album, 2004’s We Are Gathered Here Today. Regular touring and good reviews brocaded the band’s visibility through 2005, and a video for the album’s single “In Between the Sheets” appeared on unitary of MTV’s more than indie-minded outlets. Building on the ontogenesis attention, Abacus Records reissued We Are Gathered Here Today with all-new fine art and an uncensored interpretation of that video in March 2006. Glass Casket’s second platter album, A Desperate Man’s Diaries, was released in June 2006.
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