Sympathy Nervous | tl

Sympathy churns out its own unique style of Blackened Death Metal with sickening aggression. Huge walls of thick crunching guitars, coupled with the soaring sounds of synths give Sympathy's music a hauntingly surreal quality that mixes the sinister with the saintly, the malignant with the majestic, and the hellish with the heavenly. Their lyrical themes tend to revolve around subjects such as theology, philosophy, and death. .

4 Bands: 1) Punk/Hardcore band based out of Orlando, FL. Features ex-members of Reversal of Man. http://www.myspace.com/nervousbreakdown 2) Hardcorepunk/Thrash band from Münster, Germany http://www.myspace.com/nervousbreakdowntrash 3) Hardcore punk from East Jakarta, Indonesia http://www.myspace.com/nervousbreakdown2006 4) Rockabilly band from Germany. http://www.myspace.com/nervousbreakdownrocknroll .

The Unfinished Sympathy were a rock band from Barcelona, Spain. They started playing in January 2000 and in December the same year they recorded their first album, self-titled. In october 2001 they made their first european tour across France, Belgium and England, where they recorded the first Peel Session in the BBC studios for a spanish band ever. In 2002 they played with bands such as Bad Religion, Jimmy Eat World or Dover. Then, toured with Joshua and again, this time with Maple. And after those tours they entered the studio to record their second LP, called 'An Investment in...

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