Abraxas
Abraxas formed in Barcelona in the late 1990s as a progressive metal band. Their music incorporates classical elements, with complex song structures and...
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Abraxas formed in Barcelona in the late 1990s as a progressive metal band. Their music incorporates classical elements, with complex song structures and intricate guitar work. The group includes Guillem Gisbert on vocals and guitar, Carlos Expósito on lead guitar, Luke Faulkner on bass, and David García on drums.
They released their debut album in 1999, followed by "The Nightmare's End" in 2003 and "The Path to Redemption" in 2007. Songs like "Drown Together," "Killing Me Killing You," and "Behind The Sun" show their range from heavy riffs to melodic passages.
Their lyrics often deal with existential themes and the human condition. While some have called their style intellectual or pretentious, they've maintained a steady output and a dedicated following in metal circles without significantly altering their approach.
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