Скачать или смотреть Abwhore - Greensleeves (Black Metal cover)

Three piece metal band hailing from Atlanta 1996-2000

Artist: Abwhore
Song: Greensleeves - Traditional (Black Metal cover)
Album: Enraptured
Label: One Flesh Productions, ZM Music & Sound Legacy Productions
Website: http://www.myspace.com/abwhore
http://www.soundlegacyproductions.com
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Guitars: Mike Obrien
Bass: Zane Matthews
Drums/Synths: Matthew Neu

ABWHORE started originally as a three-piece under the name ONE FLESH. Soon after was the addition of guitarist Dave Hardy, and then the name change in 98' back as the original three-piece line-up. There were numerous demos as ONE FLESH from 96' - 98'. With hours of radio play, live radio broadcasts and many successful shows under their belt came the new name, sound, and two releases. And who could forget their famous METAL remake of the old English standard 'Greensleeves'?

ABWHORE HAS OFFICIALLY DISBAND-Read the reviews to capture the intensity of sound from this great Atlanta band. They performed their final show in Atlanta, GA in August 2000. Since, Zane moved on to lead vocalist for Cauldron Born and is currently rhythm guitarist for Halcyon Way. Mike became an artist producer as Lucko Sound Studio. Matthew went on to play drums and keys for various projects and is currently mastering his synth and production skills as Neu English. Look for more great music from these unrelenting shredders coming your way.


Reviews:

Creative Loafing Zine, October 1999
"Best of Atlanta" Critics Choice: ABWHORE

"This metal-salad power trio is based in Marietta, GA, but don't hold it against 'em. Since their inception in '96 they've constructed an impressive machine, churning up plenty of energy while blending many metal sub-genres...old and new. They nevertheless have the fortunate sense to avoid messing it up. Their self-titled EP unites heavy, thrashing power with technical proficiency and the joy only variety can bring...the Best Atlanta Metal Band of '99."

"Abwhore!...The greatest band yet to emerge from the depths of north Georgia" - Wangoed

"Whoa! King Diamond meets Old Man's Child in an amazing kind of way. Black Metal perfectly blended with Death Metal heaviness, a touch of Doom here and some occasional keyboards....I don't usually get this excited about a release." - Critical Mass