Wonderbox Metal
The artist behind Wrack has succeeded in releasing something that’s more individual than most
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Kill Eye
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Hollow Sun
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I Will Not Be Peace
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Wrack Oakland, California
Wrack is the solo project of multi-instrumentalist Tyler Cox (drums, The Mass)
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An absolute pummeling of epic proportions. Expect top notch musicianship, and absolutely no mercy given. The Mass's stunning return could possibly be one of their very best. Difficult music for difficult people, and to be clear: I mean that as a compliment. RIYL: Melvins, NoMeansNo, Breadwinner, Sweep The Leg Johnny, Naked City.
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This young man is a real up and coming force in black metal. His stuff reminds me of The Ruins of Beverast; this is just about as high of a complement as I can give a project, as I consider Ruins to have almost perfected what black metal should sound like. Grandiose and gross (love that vomiting sample); Cthulhu's black metal band.
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If you're going to go out in apocalyptic style you might want to have the 40 minute title track playing loud at your side.
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