One of the fun things about writing about music and having lots of cool friends (on social media anyway) is that every now and then someone just drops out of the blue, says we're from 30 minutes up the road and you might like us.
When one of the members of Aenimus did that to me today, I thought What the fuck? might as well listen to a little of it before bed just to be polite.
Now I'm no longer being polite. I'm saying you have to check this shit out. This is exactly the kind of music I love these days and it's great to find an example of technical progressive deathcore that I crave and here's more in the Bay Area (the 9 counties at least)
I think we still have to wait a couple of months for a full CD and to see them live, but it will be worth waiting for.
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02/01/2011
Santa Rosa Produces Killer Prog Deathcore with Aenimus
Posted by Brian Shields at 12:57 AM in Death Metal | Permalink
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Posted by: Sonny | 02/25/2011 at 01:52 PM
That is some SICK-assed jit! Great mix, unbelivably killuh lead playing: like he took Marty Friedman and Petrucci and took them outside the lines. What is that: augmented and diminished together in one solo? Some altered Locrian mode?
The drums sound good and the singer is certifiable. These guys should be big. They're horrifying. I guess that's what living in Wine Country can do to some guys?
Posted by: michael | 05/21/2011 at 01:00 AM