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12v Negative Earth
With heavy metal as a foundation, they swing between amazing core riffs, temperamental outbursts and melodious hooks. Their music give you a feeling that these boys have been raised on a regular dose of metal core and a snack of Faith No more, Sepultura and Helmet. The sound of their latest album "Heroes Defeated" is an homage to bands like Pantera, Demon Hunter and Machinehead. However, unlike other metal outfits their sound has never been condemned as repetitive, which some metal bands are blamed for. Their first album, "Where did all the sunshine go?" laid their heavy metal foundation. People took them as serious and authentic performers in a sea of pseudo metal bands. Their second "Babysteps"(March 1999) worked its way to an ever-growing fan-base. In 2005, they raised the bar with their latest album "Heroes Defeated",engineered by Kyle Schmidt, mixed by Dave Barrick and recorded at Nashville's Quad Studios. "In Circles" is received widely among fans for its intense and strong chorus. The all-round aesthetic of this album though heavy metal, is still accessible to more varied audiences. 12V Negative Earth deserves a shout-out for being easy to approach without being a sell-out in an era where music is quasi-corporate manufactured. "Nobody Move", another song from this album is a great mix of energetic melody and crisp heaviness. "RX" is by far the catchiest song tune with an upbeat tempo that makes speaks of the band's versatility. They have also signed a promotional deal with "Jaegermeister". All in all , buying tickets or records for 12v Negative Earth makes perfect sense as the audience is left with a feeling of musical and emotional indulgence. "RX" is the catchiest and most melodic track, with a lot of melodic textures layered over the rhythms and a slightly peppier tempo that definitely makes a difference.
12V positive earth's talents are unsurpassed as proven by the adulation received from fans, contemporaries and critics. Selling tickets come naturally to them. They are, after all, a homegrown band of simple yet easily addictive music.
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Artist Biography - 12v Negative Earth
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 In a generation where nu-metal bands and wannabe metal acts sell more tickets than the real deal 12v Negative Earth has remained true to its audience and music. 12v Negative earth has emerged an esteemed fan favorite due to its authenticity, musical approach and unprecedented stage performance among many other skills.
Fans are especially grateful, as 12v re-introduces aggressive guitar harmonies, addictive hooks and addictive chord progressions like the grand daddies of metal did before them. In addition, it continually challenges itself and takes itself one step further with an emotional twist of melodious harmonies. They hail from Nashville, Tennessee, the crux of country music. They began by performing back-up for many artists capitalizing on the opportunity of working and learning from them. It resulted in working alongside producer Steve Thompson(Korn, Orange 9mm). Opening for a variety of bands like P.O.D. and the Misfits is only a showcase of the band's versatility in musical skill. Eventually, they toured the country from NYC to Phoenix, Arizona. 12V Negative Earth is made up of Jason Carroll on Lead vocals; Eli McFadden on Guitar; Cody McCall on Guitar and Vocals; Joshua Toomey on Bass guitars and Richie Kohler on Drums.
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