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Circle Of Nero |
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Origin: Stafford, VA |
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This page updated 08.08.03 |
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Circle Of Nero combine many varied elements of metal to create an original, heavy sound that is both accessible and brutal. The label Progressive Doom has been tossed around when describing this Virginia band, but I think their sound encompasses much more than that. Influences such as Mudvayne, Korn, Iron Maiden, In Flames, Alice In Chains, and Dream Theater are clearly evident. The aggressive yet melodic riffs and rhythms, Gary McCaffery's powerfully emotional and aggressive vocal style, and the progressive but subdued keyboards add up to a sound that is somewhat unique on this side of the Atlantic, thus making Circle Of Nero a band poised for a move to the next level.
Click here to read Harvest Moon's interview with Jake Vorrath!
| Gary McCaffrey (2002- ) |
vocals |
| Koky Flores |
guitar |
| Thomas Staples |
bass |
| Jake Vorrath |
drums |
| Scott Carter |
keyboards, percussion |
Previous Members
| Doyle Stone (1996-2002) |
vocals |
| Massive Obliss |
(1999)
self-financed |
Track Listing
1) Church Of The Pagan God
2) Mother Doom
3) Massive Obliss
4) Darkside Of Eternity
5) Walls Of Pain
6) Million Miles Away
7) Thorzine Dream
8) Moonquake
9) Hear My Cries
10) The End |
Lineup:
Doyle Stone - vocals
Koky Flores - guitar
Thomas Staples - bass
Jake Vorrath - drums
Scott Carter - keyboards |
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| Brutal Harvest |
(2003)
self-financed |
Track Listing
1) Time Is The Killer
2) Stigmata
3) Dirge
4) Scattered Remains
5) Another Brick In The Wall
6) Blood Play
7) Serial X |
Lineup:
Gary McCaffrey - vocals
Koky Flores - guitar
Thomas Staples - bass
Jake Vorrath - drums
Scott Carter - keyboards
HMM Review
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Circle Of Nero at MySpace
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