Gorod, formerly known as Gorgasm (not to be confused with the US death metal band) is a Technical Death metal band from Bordeaux, France, formed in 1997. Initially started as a 3-piece, when it came time to record a demo in 2000, a second guitarist was added. Their debut full-length, Neurotripsicks, was released via Deadsun Records in 2004 under the Gorgasm moniker, but with the name change to Gorod, the album was re-released via Willowtip Records in 2005.
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Gorod
Gorod, formerly known as Gorgasm (not to be confused with the US death metal band) is a Technical Death metal band from Bordeaux, France, formed in 1997. Initially started as a 3-piece, when it came time to record a demo in 2000, a second guitarist was added. Their debut full-length, Neurotripsicks, was released via Deadsun Records in 2004 under the Gorgasm moniker, but with the name change to Gorod, the album was re-released via Willowtip Records in 2005.
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This track dives into the automated way that we live today and how we are constantly turning into mindless creatures, as the first verse says "now you comply to satisfy, to fabricate a way of life". Hope you enjoy this single from our band lmLmore
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This song talks about how human race is constantly becoming more automated, so much that it feels like we are nowadays born with certain programming that prevents us from communicating and bonding. Hope you enjoy the track.more
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SHORES (Feat. Alex Orta)
We spent months writing, arranging and recording this new song featuring two female metal vocalists and a brand-new lineup. Our writing focuses on the changes, alienation, and loss of identity in our world, burning, and constantly guided by ancient and deadly habits. Blending pitch-shifted breakdowns and cinematic orchestrations, “Shores” comes with a richer and more progressive sound.more
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