122 Stab Wounds
122 Stab Wounds formed in New York City in 1998, led by vocalist Jeff Gauthier. Their early material, like the 1999 self-titled debut, mixed death metal with...
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122 Stab Wounds formed in New York City in 1998, led by vocalist Jeff Gauthier. Their early material, like the 1999 self-titled debut, mixed death metal with grindcore. Songs such as 'Hunting Humans' and 'The Torture Art' became staples of their live sets.
They released several albums through the early 2000s, including 'Will Kill for Candy' in 2001 and 'Cathedral of the Pagans' in 2003. The band's lineup has changed over time, with Gauthier remaining the constant presence. Their lyrics and artwork have drawn criticism for violent content, which they've generally dismissed as artistic expression.
Tracks like 'Divided Thoughts' and 'Hymns of Misery' reflect their consistent approach to heavy, aggressive music. They've maintained a dedicated following in extreme metal circles without significantly altering their sound or themes.
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