L70ETC
L70ETC is an internet-based heavy metal band known for using Murloc language in their lyrics, drawing from the Warcraft universe. Their sound mixes thrash and...
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L70ETC is an internet-based heavy metal band known for using Murloc language in their lyrics, drawing from the Warcraft universe. Their sound mixes thrash and groove metal with the guttural vocal style associated with these amphibious fantasy creatures. Songs like "I Am Murloc" and "Power Of The Horde" helped define what fans call Murloc Metal.
The band's members use pseudonyms like Mrgl on vocals, Glub on guitar, and Arrr on drums. They've released albums including "I Am Murloc," "Gurubashi Shuffle," and "Zug Zug." Their approach has drawn both dedicated followers and skepticism from some corners of the metal scene.
L70ETC operates mostly online and has built a niche audience around this specific concept. Their music doesn't try to translate the Murloc lyrics, treating the vocal sounds as another layer of rhythm and texture in the metal framework.
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