Kiko Shred
Kiko Shred is a metal band formed in Madrid in 2008 by guitarist Kiko Loureiro. Their debut album 'Alchemy's Fire' came out in 2010, featuring the title track...
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Kiko Shred is a metal band formed in Madrid in 2008 by guitarist Kiko Loureiro. Their debut album 'Alchemy's Fire' came out in 2010, featuring the title track that became one of their notable songs. The band has seen several lineup changes over time, with Loureiro remaining the consistent member.
Their music leans toward neoclassical and technical metal styles, with songs like 'I Will Cast No More (Pearls Before The Swine)' showcasing their approach to intricate guitar work and progressive elements. They've released several albums including 'II' in 2012, 'III' in 2014, 'IV' in 2017, and 'Electric Symmetry' in 2020.
Loureiro's departure from Megadeth in 2021 brought some attention to the band, though Kiko Shred has generally maintained a focus on their own musical direction rather than external developments. Their work continues to appeal to listeners interested in technically demanding metal with neoclassical influences.
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