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Descended originally from thrash, it often employs heavily distorted guitars, tremolo picking, deep growling vocals, blast beat drumming, minor keys or atonality, and complex song structures with multiple tempo changes. Whether it’s Sunrot’s debilitating noise sludge or Woodland Tomb’s ripping anarchist black metal, Jersey’s metal bonafides are as unfuckwithable as its notoriously, uh, dedicated drivers.Death metal is a subgenre of heavy metal music. New Brunswick is already known for its DIY punk scene, but a great deal of the extreme metal commotion is concentrated in and around Montclair, home of revered DIY spot the Meatlocker. With apologies to my South Jersey brethren, the northern half of the Taylor ham/porkroll divide has been making the most waves lately. NYC and Philly tend to vacuum up a lot of promising musical talent, but the musicians who have elected to build up their local scenes instead of leaving Jersey have created something truly special. But any local will be quick to point out that a lot has happened in the ensuing decades. Its place in metal history is typically restricted to ’80s bands like Whiplash and Overkill and 2000s metalcore heroes the Dillinger Escape Plan, Rorschach, and God Forbid (to say nothing of grind gods Discordance Axis and Gridlink). Most of the state is a far cry from the greasy urban blight the Sopranos made famous (though they did bury Paulie Walnuts down in the Pine Barrens nature preserve where I grew up).īridge and tunnel jokes aside, the underground metal scene in New Jersey is yet another aspect of the state that has long been left underappreciated. Whether it’s the unique accents, perceived culinary transgressions, that cursed reality show, or the idiosyncratic slang (shoobie, go home!), Jersey gets a rough shake from those who don’t understand or appreciate its quirks-or who have never seen anything outside the Newark airport.
Disrespecting New Jersey (occasionally to one’s peril) has become something of a national pastime, especially for people who occupy the two big metropolitan centers-New York City and Philadelphia-between which much of the Garden State is sandwiched.
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