Welcome to Ton of Metal, kids. Here you will find a heavy music video posted every Saturday, as well as short (sometimes medium-to-long) commentary on the great bands that I have gone through the pain and disappointment of discovering so you don't have to. Also, every fourth Saturday, I'll post a trip down memory lane that I like to call Flashback, as well as the occasional theme month. I do all the work - all you have to do is subscribe at the bottom, or click in every Saturday and CRANK IT!
Saturday, November 1, 2014
Carcass
So, there once was a British death metal band called Carcass that, after ten-ish years of slogging it out, made the best career decision of its life when it hired guitarist Michael Amott (whom you may know would later leave to co-found Arch Enemy.) Amott would help Carcass find its musical footing in a hybrid style that we now call melodic death metal. Essentially, this means that, while the singer is still performing death metal, everybody else is playing music you actually want to listen to, like thrash or classic metal. Even though Amott moved on to help establish the Gothenburg style in Sweden, Carcass never looked back. Sort of. They were inactive for 17 years, but then: Surgical Steel! It's Carcass - CRANK IT!
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