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MP3 Grimus - The Progress In Elimination
6 MP3 Songs in this album (21:06) !
Related styles: Metal/Punk: Death Metal, Metal/Punk: Metalcore, Mood: Angry
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Grimus began circa 2007 with the intention to play aggressive, heavy and angry music. With influences encompassing the entire metal spectrum and then some, they play modern death metal taking notes from revered greats of the death metal styling. After enduring a few essential changes in their lineup, the band has become an unstoppable force and throughout the years have been harvesting a following in their local scene. Their lyrics display the ugliness of the world sometimes using sarcastic overtones.
Their debut EP, The Progress In Elimination, showcases the band''s raw, yet melodic, and at times hardcore-influenced roots. Taking pages from Gothenburg-style melodic death metal and the American metalcore scene, here Grimus deliver their own, crushing brand of heaviness to New Jersey. The album is full of thrashing, gravity blasts, ominous leads and breakdowns. These six songs were the beginning of Grimus.
The Progress In Elimination (2009) reviews:
"The six tracks on this debut EP encompass a sound that is raw, honest, yet contains a maturity and uniqueness that separates it from the rest of the death/grind/hardcore bands out there. Amongst the combination of melodic hooks and crushing mosh is a vocal delivery that is aggressive and varied. Not only are the songs straight-to-the-face bludgeoning they’re also catchy as hell." - Mouth For War
"...some of the best deathcore to be released this year." - Planet Loud
“Grimus are on a mission their bulldozer approach allowing for push ‘n’ pull dynamics and resounding grooves whose commanding presence look to set to lord it over moshpits everywhere” – Metal Hammer Magazine
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