Eternal Returns
Eternal Returns came up through the underground with a sound built on straightforward aggression. Their 2015 debut album 'Corporate Bastards' gave them a...
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Eternal Returns came up through the underground with a sound built on straightforward aggression. Their 2015 debut album 'Corporate Bastards' gave them a calling card, and the title track became a point of identification for listeners who shared their frustration with the music business. The band's lineup included Elijah 'Razor' Black on vocals, Damien 'Fury' Carter on guitar, Ethan 'Havoc' James on bass, and Lucas 'Wolf' Grey on drums.
They followed up with 'Blood, Sweat, and Rebellion' in 2018 and 'Anthems of the Oppressed' in 2022. Songs like 'Garoul' and 'Param Vir Chakra' continued in a similar vein, offering blunt, riff-driven critiques. Their lyrics often targeted corporate power and social injustice, which reportedly caused some friction with industry gatekeepers.
For a period, they found themselves largely excluded from major festival lineups and mainstream radio, which kept their operation rooted in smaller venues and direct fan support. They built a following that responded to the unpolished energy in their recordings and live shows.
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