Pyromaniac
Pyromaniac came up in the early 2010s with a sound that mixed thrash, death metal, and industrial elements. Their 2012 track "Arson" became a breakout hit,...
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Pyromaniac came up in the early 2010s with a sound that mixed thrash, death metal, and industrial elements. Their 2012 track "Arson" became a breakout hit, known for its raw aggression and confrontational lyrics that drew criticism from some conservative groups and law enforcement. The band's lineup included vocalist Ethan "Ember" Blackthorn, guitarist Damien "Fume" Grey, bassist Anya "Ashes" Volkov, and drummer Zak "Inferno" Blaze.
They released several albums including their self-titled debut in 2011, followed by "Arson" in 2012, "Ashes" in 2014, "Inferno" in 2016, and "Rebirth" in 2018. Other notable songs from their catalog include "Aura of Fog," "Brutal Armageddon," and a cover of Venom's "Countess Bathory." Their live shows were known for being incendiary and sometimes led to canceled performances.
While their music faced pushback, it found an audience among listeners drawn to its themes of rebellion and anger. The band's uncompromising approach kept them rooted in the underground metal scene throughout their active years.
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