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Terminal Gods
Terminal Gods formed in Pittsburgh with vocalist Nick Bellmore, guitarist Zach Randall, bassist Aaron Copland, and drummer Mike Phillips. They put out their...
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Terminal Gods formed in Pittsburgh with vocalist Nick Bellmore, guitarist Zach Randall, bassist Aaron Copland, and drummer Mike Phillips. They put out their first album, 'The Sinful Messiah,' in 2008. Songs like 'Lessons In Fire' and 'The Card Player' show the kind of heavy, straightforward metal they were making.
Their music didn't really fit neatly into one metal subgenre, which meant they got some criticism from different corners of the scene. They kept at it anyway, releasing more albums like 'Exile From Eden' and 'The Shadow of Mercury.' The band's sound stayed focused on riffs and energy rather than chasing trends.
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