Oppression
Oppression formed in Birmingham, England in the late 1990s with vocalist Tom Rushton, guitarists Paul Sowerby and Stuart Giddings, bassist Mike Hopkins, and...
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Oppression formed in Birmingham, England in the late 1990s with vocalist Tom Rushton, guitarists Paul Sowerby and Stuart Giddings, bassist Mike Hopkins, and drummer Matt Cooper. They signed with Earache Records and released their debut album 'Endless War' in 2001. The band's lineup has changed over time, with Rushton remaining the constant frontman.
Their music, including songs like 'Infected' and 'Panic,' often explores themes of violence and social injustice. This has drawn criticism from some who see it as glorifying darkness, while others appreciate its unflinching approach. They followed 'Endless War' with albums like 'Salvation,' 'Manifest,' and 'God Is Dead.'
Oppression's sound is characterized by raw aggression and guttural vocals. They've maintained a presence in heavy metal without major commercial backing, building a following through their consistent intensity and Rushton's commanding stage presence.
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