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The More I See
12+ albums
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“This is technical, precision thrash with a classic feel but a modern production sheen and even a touch of progressive musicianship in among the sheet-metal riffage and barking aggression. KKKK” – Paul Travers, reviewing ‘Unholy Feast’ in Kerrang! May 3rd 2008. British Thrash Metal masters The More I See release their second, full-on monster of an album, ‘The Unholy Feast’, on Transcend Records, distributed by Cargo, on June 16th. ‘The Unholy Feast’ contains twelve tracks bursting with massive aggression and power that never comes at the expense of huge hooks and instantly addictive choruses, is packed with classic, crunching thrash riffs loaded with melody, hooks, drive and passion, and every song matters; there are no fillers. The More I See were formed by guitarist Gizz Butt, who, inspired by a great number of years spent peddling his musical wares in cult Punk band English Dogs and then the Prodigy to people all over the planet, took care to recruit like minded missionaries who shared the same passion, technical ability and desire to tear the roof off every venue that was brave enough to book them. Gizz came away from the Prodigy with the same sense of inclusivity that Prodigy main man Liam Howlett encouraged: “I think opening up is important and treating everyone like they’re on a level so you are bringing people in, involving people in the song writing. It is crucial to have the feeling that everyone feels like it is their band. Their voices are heard and their r
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albums
The Disappearing Humans
The Eye That Offends
The Wolves Are Hungry
The Eye That Offends E.P.
The Unholy Feast
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The Ruin Of Man
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Tread the Darker Path
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Metal Hammer #132: Razor Vol. 9
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Metal Forge Vol. 2
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Metal Hammer-Metal Forge Volume Two-A Tribute to AC/DC
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Metal Forge Vol.2: A Tribute To AC/DC
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metal forge 2