Zeromind band biography examples

It was confirmed via their official website that ZERO MIND INFINITY would disband after their final performance on December 27.

This was far from the end though, as four of those members have now formed breakin’ holiday!

It now consists of relatively the same members such as vocalist Juri, guitarist Hiroaki Sakai, bassist Aggy and drummer KAJI minus guitarist John who is no longer part of the lineup.

They will also release their first single, LILITH, which will be available for pre-sale on March 18, the final date of ZEAL LINK presents ‘Spring Short Circuit’ ~SSC 2018 Haru~ tour to be held at Shibuya REX. No other details about the single have been revealed as of yet but they have uploaded a lyric video for LILITH which I have to say, sounds awesome.

LILITH

More info:
Official Website
Twitter (Juri)
Twitter (Hiroaki Sakai (酒井洋明))
Twitter (Aggy)
Twitter (KAJI)

There’s not really much to say about rap-metal. It’s a combination of elements that don’t mix all that often. Take something that’s already a bit over the top and obnoxious and include some static behind it and you get the same effect.

The genre became popular for about 5 minutes in the late 1990’s when hardcore douche-bag Fred Durst rocked MTV claiming he “did it all for the nookie.” Turns out after all the Playboy girlfriends and gay music videos, he was the counterfeit.

But rap-metal still has a solid core of bands and artists that seek the same level of popularity that Limp Bizkit no longer has, and fans who are ready to take note. San Francisco natives Zeromind is one of those bands and their latest EP, “Ground Zero” features the heavy hitting style that all acts like them have.

From the very first track on the mini-album, the influences of Pantera and early Korn shine through. The long echoing vocals and quick and heavy riffs dominate the album, with the trade mark melodies of hip hop rhymes and turntable scratches.

But what disappointed me were the oftentimes senseless lyrics and overemotional connotations of anger and fear. On the first track, “Medicate” lead singer Eric

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