Their sound mixed heavy breakdowns with electronic touches, making every song feel restless.
If you want to hear what they're about, put on 'Mind The Gap' or 'Danger in the Manger.' Both songs capture that blend of metal chaos and oddball electronics they never really smoothed out.
They carved out a space for unpredictable metal in the late 2000s, with tracks like 'Mind The Gap' showing how they could jump from crushing riffs to weird synth parts without warning. Their music wasn't about polish, it was about keeping listeners off balance, and that earned them tours with bands like Lamb of God. Songs like 'Danger in the Manger' and 'Boat Paddle' leaned into that messy, jarring energy on purpose.
They started in 2007 with the album 'It's All Happening,' built a following through touring, and kept shifting lineups over the years. Their discography stayed focused on that chaotic mix of styles, from 'Gold Jacket, Green Jacket' to later tracks that felt just as deliberately unhinged.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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