Showing posts with label Surrounded By Monsters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Surrounded By Monsters. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

WOMEN WHO MOSH WEDNESDAY - TRACI PASON OF SURROUNDED BY MONSTERS

Honestly, I don't think metal band Surrounded By Monsters can be categorized any further. They have moments reminiscent of The Dillinger Escape Plan, glassjaw, and Iwrestledabearonce. The diversity of the sound correlates with their lineup as well. Keyboardist and backing vocalist Traci Pason brings feminine energy and influence to the male dominated group.

The more females I find through this segment every week, the happier I become. They all serve as idols for the female fan base in the genre and show that you don't have to always be the next Kelly Clarkson or Nicki Minaj and sell yourself out for fame. Pason is in the elite league of females that have been featured in this segment.

Pason's vocals hit just as hard as the screams that Mike Batson delivers. Her keyboard also serves a purpose in songs such as "New Blood" and "Dr Phuck." With some bands, the keyboard serves as a filler of sorts but not with Surrounded By Monsters. Pason's keyboard fits seamlessly with the tone of the whole track and is a different take in the metal scene.

Surrounded By Monsters is currently on The Decrepit Youth Tour with King Conquer and shows no plans of slowing down. Their newest album "Novella" is available on iTunes here and hopefully, new material will be in the works soon.

-Fe




Links: Facebook // Twitter // iTunes

Sunday, April 7, 2013

THE DECREPIT YOUTH TOUR WITH KING CONQUER

King Conquer has pretty much been on tour all year. Going from one tour to another with no plans of stopping their takeover. The Decrepit Youth Tour starts April 5 in Georgia and ends April 21 in Florida.

Joining the grueling metal group are Surrounded by Monsters, Deserters, and Sessions. Having all four of these acts is sure to leave a path of destruction in the venues they play. 

While Sessions has more of a groove metal vibe, they still hold up against the heavier bands. Each has their own version of heavy and executes it well. Having diversity in a lineup is always exciting anyways.

Don't miss this tour if it happens to swing by your city. I'm a little upset that it's not coming near me at all so go mosh extra hard for me if you go! Dates are below \m/