Forced Entry
Forced Entry formed in Los Angeles in the late 1980s, with Shane Embury on guitar and vocals, Martin Bainborough on bass, and Chris Reifert on drums. Their...
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Forced Entry formed in Los Angeles in the late 1980s, with Shane Embury on guitar and vocals, Martin Bainborough on bass, and Chris Reifert on drums. Their sound was a mix of grindcore, death metal, and industrial noise, heard on tracks like 'A Look Through Glass' and 'Anaconda.' They built a following through intense live shows and a few albums that pushed at the edges of extreme music.
Their 1989 album 'Realized Wrath' and later records like 'Infiltration' and 'Annihilation Process' kept that abrasive style going. The band went through some lineup changes over time, with other members like Darren Grind and John Longstreth joining at points. They broke up in 2006 after releasing one last album called 'Terrorized' the year before.
Forced Entry's music was confrontational and loud, with songs that often dealt with dark or frustrated themes.
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