Father Horror
Father Horror formed in Providence, Rhode Island in 2007 around vocalist Damien X. Their music pulls from grindcore, black metal, and hardcore punk, though...
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Father Horror formed in Providence, Rhode Island in 2007 around vocalist Damien X. Their music pulls from grindcore, black metal, and hardcore punk, though it's mostly known for being loud and aggressive. Their debut album 'Born for War' came out in 2008, followed by records like 'The Plague of War' and 'Blood & War' over the next several years.
Their lyrics deal with war, violence, and what Damien X has called the brutality of human existence. This has drawn criticism at times, with some accusing the band of glorifying violence or using questionable imagery. Damien X has said the music is meant to expose those horrors rather than celebrate them.
Songs like 'Born For War' and 'The Center' give a sense of their sound, dense, fast, and unrelenting. The lineup has changed around Damien X over time, but the basic approach has stayed fairly consistent since those early Providence days.
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