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MP3 Zero Cipher - 45 Minutes of Fairytale Endings / 45rpm / Acoustic Sessions
26 MP3 Songs in this album (73:47) !
Related styles: METAL/PUNK: Alternative Metal, METAL/PUNK: British Metal
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Duncan Williams: Guitar, Vocals
Ryan Harris: Bass, https://www.tradebit.comal
Lewis Wheeler: Drums
Barnaby Whattingham: DJ, https://www.tradebit.comal
A genuinely fearless combination of metal, pop, rock, and the then-nü-biquitious turntables, brought south londoners Zero Cipher to the attention of Metal Hammer magazine in 2002, when their homemade demo found its way onto the cover of the february issue.
The ensuining year saw Zero Cipher cut their teeth across the UK toilet circuit, earning endorsements from Marshall Amps and winning ‘Best Unsigned Band’ from Rancid News, ‘Best British Band’ from Amplify This, and placing in Kerrang’s ‘Best Unsigned Band’ reader poll.
Record company attention wasn’t far behind, but the incredible shrinking offers accompanied by some label advances led to a tenacious ‘fuck you’ approach, which the band has kept to this day.
Choosing to work with UK indie, Copro Records, home to Medulla Nocte and Snub (whose vocalists had both guested on the 2001 demo), Zero Cipher put together a concept album of self recorded demo tracks, in-jokes and ambient noise, including a donation from the labels then-flagship (and much missed) band, earthtone9. Critical acclaim was universal and 2003 saw the band play with One Minute Silence, Skindred, Kerrang’s Scumfest, Uxfest and many more.
This album was rated KKKK/5 in Kerrang! and 8/10 in Rocksound, who declared "Zero Cipher are one of Britain''s most Exciting bands!"
The re-release presented here also includes 3 bonus tracks in the shape of 45rpm, the bands first single, and 5 additional acoustic tracks from the same era.
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