Alternative Metal. Two parts Jekyll, and three parts Hyde. 

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Please look at the songs I repost as they will be songs recorded at my studio.

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Mad Essence is a Ukrainian electronicore band from Kyiv, formed in 2007. The band consists of Fatum Black (vocals, keyboards, programming), Orochi (guitars) and One.Zero (drums).

American metal band based out of Atlanta Georgia.

Booking: Ryan@forthrightbooking

All music written and produced by Rick Mangrum

Behead The Dead is a Metalcore/Groove Metal band from Portugal. Previously known as Tribal Phever, Behead the dead are now back with a brand new style and name. Formed in December 2007 as a small heavy band, Behead The Dead are gradually becoming more than just a small band. Behead The Dead consists of three members: Matthew Jozsef (Lyricist and Vocalist), Adam Kirchberger (Drums) and Jeremy Pringsheim (Guitars). At first, Behead The Dead took a while to realise their true potential and style. When Tribal Phever was created, the band was mainly interested in exploring more complex music styles such as extreme metal and progressive metal. They wrote several songs to try and advance in this style, which they compiled to make their Demo album “An Absconding Recluse”, which was never publicly released. The main songs from this album were: “1000 Deaths”, “Sound of Pain” and “Train” – the latter is even sometimes included in set-lists nowadays.

Around February 2009, Adam and Jeremy decided that the music they had been writing previously wasn’t what they were really going for. The progressive style was interesting but what they were really aiming for was a much heavier sound. At this time, they were both heavily influenced by Machine Head, Pantera and Shadows Fall, specifically. Therefore, the kind of metal they had in mind was the groovy, powerful and energetic kind. With these influences in mind, they got back to the practice space and wrote both parts of the song “Incense”. When they recorded the whole song, got Matthew in to record vocals, and asked a friend of the band – Vasco Abreu – to record bass, they were very pleased with the results. So much so, that they decided to permanently change to this style.
When this decision became final, the band (who at that time, were still called Tribal Phever) decided to change their name to something that matched their new style. They came up with “Behead The Dead” and the transformation was made: Tribal Phever, a Progressive Metal band, had turned into Behead The Dead: a quickly advancing Groove Metal band that were ready to take their peers by storm!

Once they had this new style carved into their minds, they continued writing until they had enough songs to fill an EP. They then recorded and released these songs on an EP entitled “Unleash The Deceased”, which is available on many popular online music stores, such as iTunes, Amazon, LastFM, amongst many others. The band is extremely proud of the latest addition to their discography, and is currently on their “Annihilation Tour” in support of it. Apart from the songs from Unleash The Deceased, Behead The Dead are playing some new material on the tour, which is moving towards an even more substantial advance, musically and stylistically, influenced by bands like August Burns Red and Lamb of God.

The band’s plans for the future include building their fan-base, playing a load of concerts with more and more established metal acts and eventually record a full-length album, but only time will tell where these 3 young metal-heads will find themselves.

Mechanical Engineer by day, guitar player / composer by night. I've always been a music person. I've played in cover bands, but wanted to play my own music. Starting in 2008, I recorded The Stormwater Project which features myself on guitar, bass, and vocals and Scott VanGilder on drums / percussion. For my first production, it turned out pretty well.  For the Laconic album, I decided to go instrumental and ended up loving it. I am currently working on two new albums, one more progressive and heavy, the other more bright and upbeat. I would love to collaborate with some talented people, just give me a shout. Thanks for listening. Scott.

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