Sturm Perth, Australia
Soaring vocals. Deep lyrics. Raging guitar solos. If you thought these died out when Seattle usurped Los Angeles you're not
familiar with Sturm. He's out to bring the best of those days of decadence back.
He's also taken from the classic rock of the 70's, the industrial metal of the 90's and the progressive metal of the 21st century. Put simply, it's a potentially explosive cocktail.
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Sturm recommends:
If you're looking for the perfect hybrid of Type O Negative, Soilwork and a-ha, then look no further.
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Fallen Idols (Deluxe Edition)
by LORD
Four words: Aussie Friggin' Power Metal. And any band that can convincingly cover one of John Farnham's songs deserves a medal.
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This is a classic electro-industrial album from my hometown. It's also got the best R.E.M. cover I've ever heard.
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Midnight Heavyweight
by InTechnicolour
Brighton, UK band leaven surging hard rock with spaced-out stoner-doom on their second LP, recorded in an old chapel on the English coast.
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Cardiff band Red Telephone can't disguise the pure pop sensibility in their blistering alt-rock songs.
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Beach Baby - Ladybird / Bruise
by Beach Baby
Melancholic, dueling vocalists star as this UK four-piece glide in with a catchy, two-track debut for B3Sci.
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