Almost there my HeadBangers, just not enough days to cover all my favorite bands, here are 2 more..

Kryptos, Bangalore, India – see Week 46

“Afterburner”

This song never gets old to me, I could listen to it everyday.

AND

Aephanemer, Toulouse, France – see Week 54

“Unstoppable”

This woman can growl vocal all day long.

Here we go HeadBangers 3 days and counting….

The Browning, Kansas City, Missouri – see Week 69

“Optophobia”

They are brutal, I love them………….

AND

Ravenscroft, Orange, California – see Week 20

“Anything”

Well my HeadBangers here we are at 4 days and the countdown continues.  These are 2 of my most favorite bands, both are from Germany.  There is something about these German Bands that really gets to me, I just love them.  

Smorrah from Gelsenkirchen, Germany – see Week 49

“Hope Dies Last”

AND

Parasite, Inc, from Aalen, Germany – see Week 79

“The Pulse of the Dead”

I fking love this song.

My MetalHeads really you have to check both these bands out, they are so damn good……………..

Ok my HeadBangers, the count down begins.. 5 days until we celebrate our 100th week on the blog.  In the meantime, I thought this would be a good time to give you my top 5 bands, one a day until Friday.  I’m trying to only do 5 but it might end up being 2 a day, it’s so hard to pick only 5.  As I was scrolling through the blog every pic of every band it hit me.  All these bands are so important to me, and its so hard to pick only 5, but with that said let’s begin.  

My HeadBangers, it  is a great honor to have had these talented Artists on  the blog.  They are the reason I love my Nordic music.  I listened to this song for 10 days, on the way to work, at work, on the way home from work, everywhere and anywhere.  This song was trying to speak to me and I had to listen till I finally heard what it was trying to say to me.

Join me in the fire it said, I was drawn to them without question, and fell into the fire that is APOCALYPTICA.        And this was the song.

“Not Strong Enough”

With Brent Smith

And here they are:

From left to right:

Paavo Lotjonen – Cellist

Miko Siren – Drummer

Eicca Toppinen – Cellist

Perttu Kivilaakso – Cellist

Franky Perez – Vocalist

For more info on them see Week 11.  I absolutely love these guys and their music comes straight from their hearts.

  They are my number one and always will be.  Tomorrow we keep counting down to 4…Join me…

Welcome my HeadBangers, from Helsinki, Finland:  DIRT

“Walls”

Let’s look at some Bio, the band sent me:

A rock group called DIRT started in July 2018.  After honing their chops in various rock and metal bands for several years, the five-piece band aimed for an instant impact by putting out three singles in 2018 and their debut EP “Low Life” in March 2019.

Their strategy worked.  DIRT’s music has already gathered over  million streams on Spotify and the track “Low Life” also made an appearance on the Finland’s Top 50 Viral-list shortly after it’s release.

After active touring last year and being forced to cancel nation-wide tours and festival debut for 2020, DIRT started to record their anticipated debut album, which is currently in progress.  Dirt was booked to perform at Tuska 2020, and also had a tour with Shiraz Lane (Below) that was supposed to happen but was postponed the day the 1st show of the tour was supposed to begin.  So now the tour is bound to happen next spring in May.  

All I can say is that would be a hell of a gig with these 2 bands.  There’s nothing I love more than the hair.   Anyway let me breathe and get back on  track.

Ok my HeadBangers let’s finally meet this band:

Left to Right:

Sebastian Frigren – Guitars & Backing Vocals

Aleksi Tiainen – Vocals

Alex Anttila – Drums

Kappe Koutonen – Guitars & Backing Vocals

Benny Raivio – Bass & Backing Vocals

Here’s the song HeadBangers… “LOW LIFE”

You know I had to ask the band how they came up with the name DIRT.

“I’m afraid it’s not the most exciting story, but here we go anyway.  So in a nutshell the name was one that constantly popped up while we were thinking about a suitable name for the dirty, raw and heavy sound we were going for in contrast of the more polished and clean sounding rock bands around at the time.  We were also fully aware of the connections people might draw to Alice In Chains and Mötley Crüe etc, but ultimately decided we weren’t bothered about that and really digged the punchy and straightforward sound and feel of the name DIRT.  So there’s not really any special meaning behind it, it just felt right!”  

I want to thank Benny for this story.  I love it, your band name becomes part of you, and when you feel it is right, it becomes part of your bands history.  I have no doubt DIRT will be around for a long time, and as I told Benny, they will get this question millions of times, it’s one I always try to find out.  Some bands don’t give any thought to their name.

I also want to thank Kappe for sending me the bio.  I appreciate it guys.

My Thoughts:

Where do I begin with these guys.  While looking for new bands last week, I came across this group of 5 hotties called DIRT.  Ahhh DIRT, perkele what is this about.  So I listened to a couple songs and I was definitely interested in finding out more about them.  So I started to do my private eye work, and I found a little but not what I wanted, so as I usually do I  messaged the band to see if they would help me.  Trust me I have asked bands before if they could help me with bio, etc. and some of them just don’t answer me, I understand they could be busy, not have a PR person, hint hint.  Their loss HeadBangers.  The way a band treats their fans is really about who they are, you all know what I’m talking about.  Anyway, DIRT was so helpful and responded right away, despite the 8 hour time difference.  I not only love their music, but I know next year once they are touring we are going to hear a lot more about them.  This Corona Virus has put us all on pause, but, hopefully next year we will be on the road to Tuska to see DIRT.  That my HeadBangers would be a great gig….

Well that’s it for this week my HeadBangers.  Join me next week, IT’S party time as we celebrate our 100TH week. Starting Sunday the 27th every day I will post a little something on my 5 top favorite bands. Ending up Friday the 2nd of October with BAYAT from Novi Sad, Serbia. It’s going to be a great week. Also, if I might add a few words here, don’t think this is easy it’s not, it’s a lot of hours and love for my bands as I call them. But, I love my music as I have said, it has saved me more than once, I’m sure you can relate. And in the meantime, don’t stand to close to the fire if you can’t handle the burn…..

This weeks comment is from:

Deno L.

Appreciating the time and energy you put into your website and detailed information you present. It’s awesome to come across a blog every once in a while that isn’t the same outdated rehashed material. Great read! I’ve saved your site and I’m including your RSS feeds to my Google account.

Thank you so much for taking time to write a comment.  It is a lot of work but comments like yours make it all worth it.  Thanks again.

 

• Week 100 – Oct 3  – BaYaT – Alternative Rock – Novi Sad, Serbia 
• Week 98 – Sept 25 – Dirt – Rock – Heksinki, Finland
• Week 98 – Sept 18 – Unearth – MetalCore – Boston, Massachusetts
• Week 97 – Sept 11 – Stratovarius – Power Metal – Finland
• Week 96 – Sept 4 – SynlakrosS – Mel Death Metal – Valencia, Spain

• Week 95 – Aug 28 – Striker – New Wave Heavy Metal , Canada
• Week 94 – Aug 21 – Turisas – Metal –  Hämeenlinna, Finland
• Week 93 – Aug 14 – Tyr – Metal – Faroe Islands (Part of Denmark)
• Week 92 – Aug 7 –  After Release of EP – Interview with WuF, Kasperi Merilainen
• Week 91 – July 24 – Review of EP – Wake Up Frankie – Helsinki, Finland
• Week 90 – July 17 –  SPECIAL ON THRASH METAL BANDS
• Week 89 – July 13 – SPECIAL ON MELODIC DEATH METAL BANDS
• Week 88 – July 10 –  Hinayana Band – Melodic Death/Doom – Austin, Texas
• Week 87 –  July 3 –   Viikate – Rock/Metal – Kouvola, Finland
• Week 86 – June 26 – Lumberhead – Metal – Leipzig, Saxony (Germany)
• Week 85 – June 19 – Nidhoeggr – Pagan Death Metal – Bern, Switzerland
• Week 84 – June 12 – Aetherian – Dark Melodic Death Metal – Athens, Greece
• Week 83 – June 5 – Frosttide – Epic Dark Folk Metal – Jyväskylä, Finland
• Week 82 – May 29 – Amthrya – Advantgarde Death Black Metal – Italy
• Week 81 – May 22 – Suicidal Angels – Trash – Athens, Greece
• Week 80 – May 15 – Heart of Jordan – Alter Metal – Lansing, Michigan
• Week 79 – May 8 – Parasite, Inc. – Melodic Death Metal – Aalen, Germany
• Week 78 – May 1 – Wake Up Frankie – Grove/Trash/Rock – Helsinki, Finland
• Week 77 – Apr 24 – Abbath – Black Metal – Bergen, Norway
• Week 76 – Apr 17 – Entombed – Dark/Rock Death/Metal – Stockholm, Sweden
• Week 75 – Apr 10 – Cruish-Nir – Gothic/Doom – Romania
• Week 74 – Apr 3 – [Amatory] – MetalCore – St. Petersburg, RussiaWeek 73 – Mar 27 – Njord – Viking Rock – Sandviken, Sweden
• Week 72 – Mar 20 – Mystic Prophecy – Metal – Dortmund, Germany
• Week 71 – Mar 13 – Astralborne  – Melodic Death Metal – Toledo, Ohio
• Week 70 – Mar 6 –  Shakra – HardRock/Metal – Trub, Switzerland
• Week 69 – Feb 28 –  The Browning – Metal – Kansas City, Missouri
• Week 68 – Feb 21 –  Tempting Fate – Hard Rock/Metal – Los Angeles, California
• Week 67 – Feb 14 –  Dynazty – Hard Rock/Metal – Stockholm, Sweden
• Week 66 – Feb 7  –  Dreyelands – Melodic Progressive Metal – Budapest, Hungary
• Week 65 – Jan 31 – HoundWolf – Heavy Metal – Witten, Germany
• Week 64 – Jan 24 – Shadecrown – Melodic Death/Doom/Thrash Metal – Finland
• Week 63 – Jan 17 – Sea of Treachery – Heavy Metal – Cincinnati, OH
• Week 62 – Dec 21 – Immersed in Darkness – Black Metal – Brownsville, Texas
• Week 61 – Dec 14 – Skälmöld – Metal – Reykjavík, Iceland
• Week 60 – Dec 7  –  The Local Band – Rock – Helsinki, Finland
• Week 59 – Nov 30 – Re-Armed – Melodic Death/Thrash Metal – Kerava, Finland
• Week 58 – Nov 23 – Ashen Crown – Metal – West Midlands, UK
• Week 57 – Nov 16 – FEJD –  Swedish Folk – Trollhattan, Sweden
• Week 56 – Nov 9 – Forever Still – Hard Rock/Metal – Copenhagen, Denmark – This is where it all started.  ONE YEAR AGO, THEY WERE THE FIRST LET’S REVISIT
• Week 55 – Nov 2  –  Krigere Wolf – Black Death Metal – Catania, Sicily
• Week 54 – Oct 26 – Aephanemer – Melodic Death Metal – Toulouse, France
• Week 53 – Oct 19 – Infected Rain – Nu Metal/Nu Metalcore – Chișinău, Moldova
• Week 52 – Oct 12 – The Veer Union – Hard Rock/NuMetal – Vancouver, BC
• Week 51 – Oct 5 – Ligature Marks – Metal – Portland, Oregon
• Week 50 – Sept 28 – AEolian – Metal – Palma, Spain
• Week 49 – Sept 21 – Smorrah – Thrash/Death Metal – Gelsenkirchen, Germany
• Week 48 – Sept 14 – Beyond the Styx – Hardcore Metal – Tours, France
• Week 47 – Sept 7 – Brackish Tide –  Metal – Somerset County, MD
• Week 46 –  August 31 – Kryptos – Old School Heavy Metal – Bangalore, India
• Week 45 – August 24 – Spyder Volt – Alternative Rock – Laredo, Texas
• Week 44 –  August 17 – Descent of The ArchAngel – Underground Metalcore – US
• Week 43 –  August 10 – Dark Messiah – Heavy Metal – Winnipeg, Canada
• Week 42 –   August 3 – Arcsin -Modern Melodic Progressive Metal – Miami, FL 
• Week 41 –  July 27 –  Methane Metal – Southern Thrash Metal – Sweden/Jersey
• Week 40 –  July 20 –  Bloodred Hourglass – Melodic Death/Thrash – Mikkeli, FI
• Week 39 –  July 13 –  Atarka – Metal – Birmingham, UK. 
• Week 38 –  July 6   –  Silverbullet Band – Symp Heavy Metal – Riihimaki, Suomi
• Week 37 –  June 29 –  Hammer Down Hard – New Age Hard Rock/Metal
• Week 36 – June 22 –  Syth Glasgow – Old School Metal – Glasgow, Scotland
• Week 35 –  June 15  – Virtues – Metalcore – Brisbane, Australia
• Week 34 –  June 8  –  Vovkulaka  – Dark Angry Evil Metal – Odessa, Ukraine
• Week 33 –  June 1  –  Executioner  – Hardcore Thrash – San Antonio, Texas
• Week 32 – May 25 – Night Shadow – Power/Speed Metal – San Diego, California
• Week 31 – May 18 – Primitive Machine – Rock, Dublin City, Ireland
• Week 30 – May 11 – Daggerplay – Punk, R&R, Power Pop, Helsinki, Finland
• Week 29 – May 4 –  Kalmo – Finnish Doom Metal – Kerava, Finland
• Week 28 – April 27 – Repaid in Blood – Pure Fucking Geek Metal – San Jose, CA     

• Week 27 – April 20 – Arch Enemy – Melodic Death Metal – Halmstad, Sweden 
• Week 26 – April 13 – Falling Into Red – Hard Alter Rock – Pittsburg, PA
• Week 25 – April 6 – Tulsadoom – Evil Barbaric Heavy Thrash – Vienna, Austria 
• Week 24 – March 30 – Dream Troll – Old School Rock – Leeds, England
• Week 23 – March 23 – The 69 Eyes – Goth & Roll – Helsinki Finland
• Week 22 – March 16 – Ghost Season – Alternative Metal – Athens, Greece
• Week 21 – March 9 – Vane – Pirate Melodeath Metal – Poland
• Week 20 – March 2 – Ravenscroft – Rock – Orange, California
• Week 19 – Feb 23 –  Love Machine – Heavy Rock – Milano, Italy
• Week 18 – Feb 16 – Children of Bodom – Melodic Death Metal – Espoo, Finland
• Week 17 – Feb 9 – 10 Gauge – Hard Rock – England, UK
• Week 16 – Feb 2 – Everlit – Hard Rock – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Week 15 – Jan 26 – Victim of Illusion – Progressive Rock – Turin, Italy
• Week 14 – Jan 19 – September Sky – Alternative Metal – Indianapolis, Indiana
• Week 13 – Jan 12 – The Edge of Reason – Post Hardcore – Regensburg, Germany
• Week 12 – January 1, 2019 New Years Day – The HU BAND – MONGOLIA
• Week 11 – Dec 29 – Apocalyptica – Rock/Metal – Helsinki, Finland
• Week 10 – Dec 22 – Hidden Scars – Prog/Indus Metal – Las Vegas, Nevada
• Week  9 –  Dec 15 – In Hell – Black Death Metal – Lille, France
• Week  8 –  Dec 08 – Fireproven – Prog Death Metal – Tampere, Finland
• Week  7 – Nov 30 – Amon Amarth – Death Metal – Tumba, Sweden
• Week  6 – Nov 23 – Chernobyls Uterus – Grindcore Metal – Pripyat, Ukraine
• Week  5 – Nov 17 – Five Finger Death Punch – Metal – Las Vegas, Nevada
• Week  4 – Nov 10 – Universal Theory – Gothic Metal – Madrid, Spain
• Week  3 – Nov 03 – Mawcore – Hard Rock/Metal – Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
• Week  2 – Oct 27 – Sin7 Band – Heavy Metal – Minneapolis, Minnesota
• Week  1 – Oct 20 – Forever Still – Hard Rock/Metal – Copenhagen, Denmark

I’ve had lots of HeadBangers asking for my contact info so here it is:

Email:  Metalheadbanger1979@gmail.com

Also, I’m Sandy, the sole writer and administrator of 10DegreesOfMetal, I want to thank my SEO friend Alex, who is helping me get things together here, without her I would be lost lmao. I appreciate all the questions and comments, whether good or bad doesn’t matter.

Thank you so much all my HeadBangers and MetalHeads for your support. It means a lot. If you follow me on any of the social media sites let me know you’re from the blog so I can follow you back.

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Welcome my HeadBangers from Boston, MA:  UNEARTH

“Never Cease”

“Sidewinder”

Let’s look at some bio on these guys:

Unearth was formed by Trevor Phipps, Buz McGrath, Ken Susi, Mike Rudberg, and Chris Rybicki in Lynn, Massachusetts in 1998. The band began as Point 04 (containing McGrath, Rudberg, and Rybicki), and Susi was recruited soon afterwards. The band attempted to recruit Phipps while he recovered from appendicitis, but Phipps was reluctant to join. However, when Phipps showed up to a jam session for one of Susi’s side bands, Unearth was practicing instead, and Phipps agreed to join after hearing the song “Shattered by the Sun.” The name “Unearth” was coined by drummer Mike Rudberg as he wanted the band to “Unearth” a new sound in the metal and hardcore world. On the small independent label, Endless Fight Records, they released their first EP called Above the Fall of Man in May 1999. Unearth then signed to Eulogy Recordings  to release The Stings of Conscience in 2001 and the Endless EP in 2002. During the process of Endless, Chris Rybicki left the group and was replaced by John Maggard.

After playing tours and festivals like the New England Metal and Hardcore Festival with Unearth, Mike Rudberg departed from the group days after their performance at TheSXSW  in 2003, having performed the show in the nude.  Also Buz McGrath left for personal problems but came back shortly after. The rest of Unearth would then use Tim Mycek of Sworn Enemy as temporary replacement drummer and Kia Eshghi of Rumi on guitar. Before Buz returned, Mike Martin from All That Remains also filled in for him. After Buz’s return, Adam D from Killswitch Engage  also filled in on drums for the last two months of the year.

With Buz McGrath and new permanent drummer Mike Justian, of The Red Chord and previously post-hardcore band Hassan I Sabbah, Unearth released The Oncoming Storm through Metal Blade Records on June 29, 2004. That summer, they played at Ozzfest and would later begin touring with Killswitch Engage, Shadows Fall, and Lamb of God for MTV’s Headbangers Ball United States tour. They would also tour with Slipknot the next year. In 2005, Unearth performed in the first ever Sounds of the Underground tour with numerous bands like Norma Jean, Gwara, and All That Remains.

In early 2006, they began writing their next album. After the writing process, they recorded III: In the Eyes of Fire with well-known heavy metal producer Terry Date at Seattle. This latest coup was yet another landmark in their blossoming career, a fact the band were quick to acknowledge: “Working with Terry Date is another amazing feat for us on a growing list of accomplishments”.   As they finished their latest album, they performed at Ozzfest for the second time, including songs from the album even though it was not destined for release until August 8, 2006. During the release, they began their headlined Sanctity of Brothers tour with Bleeding Through, Animosity, Through the Eyes of the Dead and Terror. After participating in Japan’s Loud Park festival, Unearth and Slayer toured together all around the U.S. in early 2007 on the Christ Illusion tour. They headlined a European tour in the beginning of 2007 with Job for a Cowboy, Despised Icon, and DAATH. Which was followed by a U.S. & Canadian tour with Dimmu Borgir, DevilDriver and Kataklysm that began in the middle of April. It was during this tour that drummer Mike Justian was fired from the band for numerous reasons. To fill in for the rest of the tour, Gene Hoglan of Strapping Young Lad was recruited. They played in the 2007 Download Festival with Seemless/Kingdom of Sorrow/studio drummer Derek Kerswill who has since joined the band officially.

The band’s live DVD Alive from the Apocalypse  was released on March 18, 2008, and debuted at No. 13 on the Billboard  Top Music Video Chart, with sales around 1,800. It was also certified gold in Canada a week after its release.

On October 14, 2008, Unearth released their fourth album, entitled The March. The album features a re-recorded version of the song “The Chosen”, which they contributed to the album Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters Colon the Soundtrack. The band recently completed a tour with Gwen Stacy,  The Acacia Strain, Whitechapel and Protest the Hero. They have completed the Never Say Die Club Tour with Parkway Drive, Architects, Despised Icon, Protest the Hero, Whitechapel and Carnifex. They have also completed theMetal Hammer Defenders of the Faith tour with other acts such as Lamb of God, Dimmu Borgir and Five Finger Death Punch.

As of early 2009, it has been confirmed that The March has sold more than 100,000 copies worldwide.   In March 2010, Unearth confirmed that they will be playing the Download Festival opening the festival on the Maurice Jones Stage (formerly known as Main Stage) along with Killswitch Engage, 36 Crazyfists and Them Crooked Vultures.

On September 20, 2010 it was announced that former bassist, Chris Rybicki was killed in a car accident caused by an intoxicated woman. He was 39 years old.

On October 25, 2010, Unearth issued a statement saying they and Derek Kerswill had amicably parted ways. The band stated there is no bad blood towards Kerswill, and that the situation is purely based on musical differences. Justin Foley will fill in for drums for their new album.

Unearth completed a North American tour with As I Lay Dying, All That Remains and Carnifex and headed to Europe for the 10-day “Persistence Tour” in December 2010.

On January 31, 2011, the band was announced to be a part of the 2011 Mayhem Festival on the Jägermeister stage. Among the other bands billed for this tour were Disturbed, Godsmack, Megadeth, In Flames, Trivium, Suicide Silence, All Shall Perish, Kingdom of Sorrow, Red Fang and Machine Head.

In January 2011 the band entered the studio to work on their fifth studio album entitled Darkness in the Light, which was later released on July 5, 2011. The album was produced by Adam Dutkiewics and drums were tracked by Justin Foley. On the Metal Injection LiveCast on Wednesday, April 13 Buz McGrath was the special guest.  He discussed the new album and mentioned a possible release date. He mentioned that it was vocalist’s Trevor Phipps best effort on all the Unearth albums.

In 2013, Unearth was a part of the Brothers of Brutality tour headlined by Whitechapel and Emmure. John did not perform this tour due to personal matters. Matt DeVries took over until his return.

During fall 2014, Unearth released two tracks from their new album Watchers of Rule, which was later released on October 28, 2014 via eOne Music and features 11 tracks on the regular edition and 13 tracks on the deluxe version.

In an interview with Noisefull, lead guitarist Buz McGrath revealed that the band currently has an open bass player position, confirming that John ‘Slo’ Maggard (who had been missing from touring for the last two years and did not contribute to Watchers of Rule) is no longer in the band. DeVries, who had performed live bass on all but one tour since the start of 2013, also chose to end his association with the band (and indeed stepped out of music altogether) at year’s end, with Chris O’Toole being selected as a live fill-in afterward.

Unearth headlined the fury tour which featured acts like Fit For an Autopsy, Reflections, Great American Ghost, Ringworm and Culture Killer.

The band then supported Soilwork on their Fury Tour alongside Battlecross, Darkness Divided and Wovenwar.

In 2017, Unearth did a small Spring headliner with Fit for an Autopsy, exalt and Darkness Divided.

In the March of 2018, Unearth announced that they would be playing the final touring portion of the Vans Warped Tour. They would be joined by bands like Every Time I Die, Motionless in White, Wage War, Chelsea Grin, Simple Plan, The Amity Affliction, Harm’s Way and much more.

The first single off their newest album, Incinerate premiered on July 2, 2018. The album Extinction(s) was released on November 23.

In support of the new album, the band went on a late 2018 tour with Fit for an Autopsy once again, The Agony Scene and Traitors joined as support.

In early 2019, Unearth co-headlined The “Death to False Metalcore Tour” with Darkest Hour, Misery Signals, Malevolence and Left Behind joined as support on the tour.

Unearth supported Soulfly in the February of 2019 on the West Coast for their Ritual Tour.

Unearth opened up for All That Remains on their Spring Headliner Tour. Big Story and The 9th Planet Out also joined up on the tour.

Unearth is set to open up for Soulfly once again this year for the “Blood on the Streets” tour.  Incite, Prison and Arrival of Autumn will be featured on the lineup.

I know my HeadBangers it’s long but, they have a lot of info, they have put in the work and deserve to be heard, they’ve earned it!

“No Reprisal”

“Incinerate”

Ok my HeadBangers, who’s ready for the damn MOSH PIT!!!!

Let’s meet the band

Trevor Phipps – Lead Vocals (1998-present)

Buz McGrath – Lead Guitar (1998-present)

Ken Susi – Rhythm Guitar, Backing Vocals (1998-present)

Nick Pierce – Drums (2012-present)

Chris O’Toole – Bass, Backing Vocals (2014-present)

One thing I’ve noticed about these guys, they can JUMP!!!!

Well my HeadBangers there you have it UNEARTH.   I am a Melodic Death Metal, and Nordic Folk Metal fan, that’s my thing, oh and of course I can’t forget my German Thrash, oh hell what can I say.  BUT, when you throw in a great front man like Trevor, someone that has that voice, it’s a cross between growl vocals and raw, dark, emotion, well I can’t help but notice, yeah the hair doesn’t hurt either.  GUYS DON’T CUT THE HAIR.  I’m sure he has some tips on how to keep that throat in shape.  To be honest I had never heard these guys music  before but, once I read their story and listened, I was there.  Metal is such a journey, the things that happen to a band, to the members, is what makes them better.  Those that work through what life throws at them and   don’t stop will always come out on top .  They have toured with bands we’ve all heard of and even across the pond in Europe.  I really like this band, I like their sound and their words.  I just have one question, someone please tell me how did you come up with the name UNEARTH.  I love a band that has a story, and I know there is more to this one than what I can find.  Guys if you read this PLEASE tell me the story!!

Well my HeadBangers that’s it for this week.  Join me next week for another band and another song.  In the meantime don’t stand to close to the fire if  you can’t handle the burn…..

This weeks comment is from:

Thaddeus I.

Hi!  Someone in my Facebook group shared this site with us, so I came to look it over.  I’m definitely enjoying the information.  I’m book-marking and will be tweeting this to my followers!  Great blog and fantastic design.

Thanks so much Thad.  Please pass the word, you can never had to many MetalHeads.  Thanks again.

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Carlota M.

Hello! Someone in my Facebook group shared this website with us so I came to check it out. I’m definitely loving the information. I’m book-marking and will be tweeting this to my followers! Fantastic blog and outstanding design and style.

Thanks so much Carlota for taking the time to leave a comment.  I appreciate it.  I’m so glad you like the set up..  Stop by anytime and spread the word.  Thanks again!!