The follow-up original to 2017's debut "VomitroN." 

This record features MUCH better playing, outstanding lyrics (which is to say there aren't any), truly bombastic dirges that take you on a spiritual journey to wonder why the HELL you are wasting your time.  Speed meets Industry, Space meets Soul, all the while represented by a cyborg gal with lovely enormous metal titties.  On this record you'll find hints of SYL, dashes of Devin Townsend, ALL KINDS of speed, ALL KINDS of thrash.  An all our guitar assault, even with a few lead guitar passages by the one and only Kristian Niemann, of Sorcerer / Therion.

You will also find a lovely tribute to the one and only Gerard McMahon, whose brilliance penned the 80's theme from the Lost Boys, "Cry Little Sister" sung by none other than the incredible Anneke Van Giersbergen.  

You will also find a tribute to one of the ORIGINAL metalheads of all time, J.S. Bach, whose uber well-known Toccata and Fugue in D Minor comes to you here in a brand new format: HEAVY METAL.

Dawn of Zero

This is a total reboot of 2011's "No NES For The Wicked"... which was badly in need of sonic facelift. This release (hopefully) improves on some audio issues and/or other issues that were present in the 2011 original.  Some of these issues include:
-Sounds dumb
-it's too politically correct
-it doesn't smash enough faces
-it was not approved by the CDC
-it was not approved by the FDA
-the cover artwork was printed 90 degrees anti-clockwise
-not enough cowbell

For those of you who were wondering, the original "No NES For The Wicked" was VomitroN's heavy metal take on game music from the classic NES platform, undoubtedly inherently metal despite the limitations of the era. 

Most won't notice or give a sh!t, but there's no doubt it's a massive improvement, despite the fact that the original was clearly the greatest musical achievement literally EVER. This one's even better. Please enjoy the 2021 rehash of 2011's No NES For The Wicked.

Dawn of Zero

VomitroN

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