Elidroth
10-16-2003, 01:47 PM
Static X wasted no time at all in getting back into the studio with their new drummer to record their 3rd cd Shadow Zone. The result expands the horizons of their music while still retaining the 'trance-core' feel they debuted with Wisconsin Death Trip. Basically it's a car accident between Ministry and Prong.
Static X is very much a love/hate band. You either love them, or absolutely can't stand them. I happen to love their music. It's heavy, his voice is unique, and they have a sense of humor about them. The music obviously comes mostly from lead singer/guitarist as the sound hasn't changed too much over the 3 cd's despite losing their original guitarist Kenji after the 1st cd, and their original drummer after the 2nd.
So far, this CD and Sevendust's Seasons are fighting over control of my changer and right now it's a toss up. Get BOTH.
Shadow Zone is a solid release.
Static X is very much a love/hate band. You either love them, or absolutely can't stand them. I happen to love their music. It's heavy, his voice is unique, and they have a sense of humor about them. The music obviously comes mostly from lead singer/guitarist as the sound hasn't changed too much over the 3 cd's despite losing their original guitarist Kenji after the 1st cd, and their original drummer after the 2nd.
So far, this CD and Sevendust's Seasons are fighting over control of my changer and right now it's a toss up. Get BOTH.
Shadow Zone is a solid release.