Slammin' Thru for Progressive Metal
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Topic: Slammin' Thru for Progressive Metal
Posted By: black_diamond
Subject: Slammin' Thru for Progressive Metal
Date Posted: May 15 2016 at 02:33
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Slammin' Thru is a band formed in A Coruña (Galicia, Spain) at late of 2002 by David (vocals), Alberto (guitar), Óscar (guitar), Guts (bass), Axel (keyboard) and Adrián (drums). The band recorded their first demo in 2005, since then, the group began playing in several venues in Galicia, sometimes sharing the stage with other galician bands of rock and metal. Slammin' Thru has also participated in several Galician festivals such as Ortegal Rock. In 2013 the band record their first EP, Disguised Queen, and that same year, they open the show for Glenn Hughes at Santiago de Compostela. Currently, the band has released their new album Things to come, and they are already composing new songs for the next album. The sound and style of the band is close to progressive rock and metal bands, and gathers the influences of all the members, which go from classic rock, progressive metal, and 80s-90s rock. Homepage http://www.slamminthru.com/ Facebook http://www.facebook.com/slamminthru MySpace https://myspace.com/slamminthru BandCamp http://slamminthru.bandcamp.com/ Twitter http://twitter.com/slamminthru ReverbNation https://www.reverbnation.com/slamminthru Albums:  "Disguised Queen" - EP 2013 Tracklist 1. Metallic leaves 2. Disguised queen 3. Rising 4. Voice of ages  "Things To Come" Full Length album 2016 Tracklist 1. Metallic Leaves
2. Things To Come 3. Disguised Queen 4. Break 5. Undisclosed 6. Pariah 7. Seeing Eye |
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Posted By: aapatsos
Date Posted: May 20 2016 at 15:57
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