Absent Heat
Absent Heat formed in the late 1990s, coming together around a shared interest in heavy, melodic metal. Their debut album 'Alive to Suffer' arrived in 1998,...
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Absent Heat formed in the late 1990s, coming together around a shared interest in heavy, melodic metal. Their debut album 'Alive to Suffer' arrived in 1998, with the title track becoming a notable song for them. The band's lineup has stayed consistent, with Michael Baker on vocals, David Carter and John Hayes on guitars, Thomas Young on bass, and Mark Davis on drums.
They followed that debut with albums like 'The Burning Season' in 2002 and 'Redemption' in 2006. Their songs often dealt with themes of pain and struggle, as heard in tracks like 'Dig My Own Grave' and 'Stumble'. The band's sound maintained a focus on melodic heaviness across these releases.
Later albums included 'Ashes of the Sun' in 2010 and 'The Weight of Time' in 2015. Their music found an audience among listeners who connected with its direct, heavy approach.
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