Feral Horde
Feral Horde released their debut album 'Progressive Downfall' in 2002, which gave the band its first real foothold. The title track became something of an...
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Feral Horde released their debut album 'Progressive Downfall' in 2002, which gave the band its first real foothold. The title track became something of an anthem for their listeners, with its heavy riffs and lyrics that touched on themes of societal decay. Other songs from that period, like 'Sanity's Mask' and 'Tool of Damnation,' followed a similar vein of aggressive, progressive metal.
Behind the music, the band's lineup shifted over time. Only vocalist Kaos and guitarist Stryker remained as consistent members through various changes. Their live shows were known for being chaotic, with mosh pits that often escalated into brawls, which drew as much criticism as it did a dedicated following.
They put out several more albums after their debut, including 'The Raging Storm' in 2005 and 'Ashes to Ashes' in 2008. By 2012 they released 'Redemption,' and later came 'Darkness Ascending,' though that one didn't land with the same impact as their earlier work. The band kept touring and recording despite the member changes, staying active in the metal underground.
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