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MIND-A-STRAY
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Out of 28 votes - Similar Artists: Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth
Out of 28 votes
- Location: Helsinki, Finland
- Genre: Rock & Pop » Heavy Metal
Editor's review
From the frozen tundras of Finland, direct to your face, it's Mind-A-Stray. Their chugging blend of thrash and virtuoso Norse metal will keep your head banging and your fist pumping. Riffs galore and machine-gun bass drums insure the metal throne remains safely ensconced in Scandinavia.
Biography
MIND-A-STRAY plays everything between hardrock and thrash metal in the spirit of 80's and 90's and in the style of the likes of Slayer, Megadeth, Metallica, Testament, Sepultura?and so on. The strength of the band is in the extremely versatile and diverse music, catchy and ingenious riffs and melodies, in meaningful lyrics and skilful playing. MIND-A-STRAY will change your definition about metal music so take a little time to check them out!
You might have heard about Holochaust who wrote the song Valley of Misery, which was thought to be an unreleased Metallica song back in late 90's.. This is the same band with a new name.
