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Prong - Unconditional (infosec.pub)

submitted 1 week ago by Myr@lemmy.world to c/thrashmetal@lemmy.world

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New York band Prong started out with hardcore punk and crossover while adding groove and industrial elements over their career - they've been heavily influenced by Killing Joke.

Tidal, Bandcamp with a few albums (not this one sadly), RateYourMusic, Encyclopaedia Metallum

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[–] b_tr3e@feddit.org 3 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Heck, that was the first CD I ever owned. CD players just had become affordable then as well as a significant amount of noń-top 40 music had become available on CD. I was, tbh, slightly disappointed. I knew Prong's earlier stuff, that streamroller of an (Anvil?) cover, 3rd From The Sun first of all and couldn't get too warm with their new Groove Metal/NuMetal vibe. Hasn't aged too well, either IMO.

[–] Myr@lemmy.world 2 points 1 week ago

I was just spinning their latest album and find myself pleasantly surprised. Fat production like modern Exodus but still a few hints from their older stuff, also missing the industrial elements. I might post something from State of Emergency in a month or so if no one else does. That being said, I don't really touch anything nu-metal so I was a little turned off of a few that I gave a chance.