Fall of Dawn et leur genre musical Progressive Metal

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Fall of Dawn is a revolutionary ensemble of musicians beginning an aural onslaught! With such songs as OIF and Habitual Killer they tap into the strengths of classic metal. Other songs like Nuclear Winter and Eternal Autumn bring a new kind of epic to the world, a progressive metal opera. Dan Maloney brings a unique energy to the band with his chameleon-esque style. Whether he shreds like a god, or wales away with the soul of a blues guitarist, you can feel his heart pounding with the music. Cross's vocals bring a powerful fuel to the front. Whether he is singing soft in harmony with Jeremy Penick or screaming away with the rest of the band, his emotions show through in every word. James Edwards will make you shit your pants. This man is the fucking antichrist. No....Really he is the sound of Satan. His bass technique is very unique. How many bassists play 32nd notes at 210 with 3 fingers, no pick, and perfectly clean? Jeremy Penick is an extremely accomplished percussionist. His background shows massive strengths in rudimental percussion. Not only that but he is a classically trained vocalist adding the beauty of harmony to the repitoir. If you want to be blown away by an incredible drummer come and see this man. His feet are lightning fast. His hands are reminescent of Buddy Rich. The combination of these four eliments is a living breething war machine ready to unite the clans of metal and begin the warpath against the pop industry.

daniel Maloney 29 août 2006 07:59

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