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In-Cyde
Genre: Metal, Rock
Region: North Coast, NSW
Members: Jan Nicholas Blom - Vocals Craig Irons - Bass Nathen Cave - Guitar Paish - Drums/Vocals
Sounds Like: Mudvayne, Meshuggah
Influences: Metallica, Primus, Pantera
Artist Website: www.in-cyde.com/

In-cyde was formed in 2004 by ex-members of Low Brow (Grafton) and Seven/Cleavage (Ballina). Originally a three piece outfit, In-cyde released a mini e.p. featuring the single 'Bulletproof'. The video clip for that track is still played regularly on Channel V and Rage.

After doing some session work for a Gold Coast band called The Dreamscape Measurement, drummer Paish, enlisted the services of the vocalist for that band (Jan Nicholas Blom) to join guitarist Cavey and bassist Craigo in In-cyde. In a matter of a few weeks In-cyde completed their debut album Hate which got rave reviews from the press and the fans.

Now touring Australia quite regularly and with a new album soon to be released In-cyde is a band well and truly worth checking out. There's nothing better than a good quality metal band with brutal drums, smooth/chunky rhythmic bass, insane guitar riffs and ear busting vocals. A thin film of mucus is all that seperates us from you.

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To put a name on the victim
rating:  5/5
Wow, violent, aggresive and totally deadly. This s**t will kill mother f**kers. Sick drums in this one. Actually sick everything in this one. These g...




Holding Enemies Closer LIVE
rating:  5/5
Yes, yes, yes. Tight as a nuns bits. So tight for a live performance. Gotta see 'em.




Death by Propaganda
rating:  5/5
This aboslutely pumps. I've listened to a lot of the metal on unearthed and this band is the best i've heard...BY FAR.
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