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Absolute Steel
Absolute Steel formed in London during the 1980s around brothers Marcus and Ethan Ward, with Jake Carter on bass and Luke Richards on drums. They spent years...
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Absolute Steel formed in London during the 1980s around brothers Marcus and Ethan Ward, with Jake Carter on bass and Luke Richards on drums. They spent years playing live shows and working without much industry support before things changed in 1992.
That year they released their debut album, 'Love for Steel,' which included the title track. The record found an audience among metal fans who responded to its heavy guitar work and forceful drumming.
Some critics took issue with the band's lyrics at the time, calling them confrontational. Absolute Steel didn't back down from that reputation, treating their music as a direct form of expression.
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