Artist description Brutalunacy is an underground death metal band from Norway.

Music Style Death Metal

Musical Influences Death, Cannibal Corpse, Slipknot, Testament, In Flames, Meshuggah, Fear Factory

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Artist History Brutalunacy was formed 1995 as Abyss in Oslo, Norway by Rune, André and Mads. They did a few gigs, and recorded a demo in 1996. But shortly after the recording of their first demo they split up and went different ways. Mads joined up with NeuroSilence, and Rune and André formed Gutsuckers. In December 1999, after a 3 year long break, they started the band again with two new members, Martin and Freddy from Eclipse. In the summer 2000 they went in studio and recorded Resurrected. Freddy left the band in November 2000.

Group Members André- Vocals, Rune- Guitars, Mads- Drums

Press Reviews From www.garageband.com Move over Dave!!! Very impressive. As I was listening to this song I remember how Morbid Angel sounded on their first album(Abominations of Desolation) and how Dave Vincent growled out the lyrics of "Angel of Disease"...at the time it was very wicked, but as time went on Dave fine-tuned his vocals until he became the "god of all"(in my opinion)and when he sang a song it made you want to play that one song all night long. Well, the same thing applies here, while the song was put together very well(and I applaud all of the members on a job well done), I think that there is still room for improvement(well not really improvement, just fine-tuning). The vocalist, while still in the "early-Dave" days, has the potential(and hopefully the desire) to take this band to a very successful career. The thing that got me was the absence of a solo(which would have set the song off extremely well) and the second part which made me think that I was listening to 2 songs instead of only 1...but other than that, a perfect piece; can't wait to see these guys make it big.

Location Oslo, Oslo - Norway

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