Transfixion
Transfixion formed in the underground metal scene with Jake Carter on vocals, Mike Fernandez on guitar, Steve Thompson on bass, and Danny Diaz on drums. Their...
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Transfixion formed in the underground metal scene with Jake Carter on vocals, Mike Fernandez on guitar, Steve Thompson on bass, and Danny Diaz on drums. Their first album, 'Condemned by the Rules,' came out in 2003 and gave them their breakthrough. The title track became something of an anthem for listeners who felt hemmed in by social expectations.
They followed that with albums like 'Painful Divine' in 2005 and 'The Devil's Advocate' in 2009. Their lyrics sometimes drew criticism for what some saw as violent or misogynistic themes, and their shows occasionally faced protests. The band kept making music anyway, putting out 'Unholy Alliance' in 2013 and 'Scorn of the Damned' in 2017.
Songs like 'Delusion' and 'Fake' carried on with their aggressive, confrontational style. They released 'Ritual of the Damned' in 2023, their sixth studio album.
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