Father - Inspirita, ...for Tool / Deftones / tonedeaf...
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Father - Inspirita, ...for Tool / Deftones / tonedeaf...| metal4life |
Posted: Sep 30 2006, 01:27 PM
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I still say that metal is the one truly global musical language. Every country, everywhere, has a skunky underground circuit where you can go and hear some metal getting pumped out. Some of it is even listenable. And, in a sentence I never thought I'd write, you should really listen to Father. OK, they might be slightly in thrall to the whole Tool / Deftones shebang, but this Croatian outfit have enough spin of their own to make them worth cocking an ear at, especailly on "Machina". :twisted :twisted :twisted / 3 out of 5 myspace.com/fatherband |
  
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