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Rochester, New York, USA |
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Progressive Metal |
DISBANDED
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Last update/review:
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April 3, 2002
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Lethargy
Lethargy is perhaps the most frenzied, insanely technical
band I've heard since the very early days of
Watchtower --
among more recent bands, only
The Dillinger Escape Plan
(more hardcore-based, and even more chaotic) is in the same
ballpark.
Every song on
It's Hard To Write With A Little Hand
contains a dizzying array of ever-changing riffs and tempo
changes.
The vocals are kind of a death/hardcore hybrid, though in this
band they take a back seat to the music.
One of the most musically intense bands to emerge in quite awhile.
With the release of Discography '93-'99, which includes the album
along with various demos/singles/assorted tracks, the book has
been closed on this brilliant band.
Bill Kelliher and Brann Dailor are now in
Mastodon.
Discography
It's Hard To Write With A Little Hand
1996
Endless
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- Careborne
- Humor Me
- Create
- Spill
- Erased
- Medley
- Spineless
- Thread
- Among
- Humorless
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Discography '93-'99
2000
Spoth
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- Subtle
- Stitch
- Little Man
- Image Tool
- Grope
- Careborne
- Humor Me
- Create
- Spill
- Erased
- Medley
- Spineless
- Thread
- Among
- Humorless
- Intro/Lost In This Existence
- The Entombment
- Among The Dead I Lie
- This Persistent Unknown
- Grieve Into Eyes That Bleed
- Intro/Tainted
- Sane
- Soil
- All Things End
- Distraught
- Humor Me
- Create
- A Moment Away
- Breathing You
- Thread
- "Jabba"
- Lost In This Existence--Unplugged
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