Tusk - Fear
EP, by Collin Brophy
Tusk is a four-piece metal outfit from Perth Western Australia; they have been around since
August 2010.
Tusk released its debut EP "Misdirected Mayhem" back in
March on the 15th, 2013. I have heard some of those tracks from that EP and if
you can you should get your hands on it as well.
When you get five talented musicians whose aim is to make
the best metal music possible together, and with influences such as Meshuggah, Psycroptic, Tool and Gojira just to name a
few, then amazing metal is produced, and hence we have the Fear EP.
Tusk Fear
EP was released back on 29 May 2015.
Band Members: Vocals - Geoff Shumack, Lead / Rhythm Guitar - Mitchell
Swan, Lead / Rhythm Guitar - Matt Finnis,
Drums - Andrew Sorbello.
Song titles: 1.Trojan, 2. Colonised Dystopia, 3.Fear, 4. Non Vocal Reality.
Fear is a four-track EP that goes for around 20
minutes, and what a 20 minute ride it is, the production is really good, and
the sound quality is just as good, I couldn’t pick any fault with either one. The
guys in Tusk should be really proud as I reckon they have produced one of the
best EPs this year.
The drumming on this EP is outstanding; Andrew is
definitely one very talented drummer. Both Matt and Mitchell do an amazing job
on this EP, some of the riffs are fantastic, they both complement each other
really well on this EP. The vocalist Geoff has a truly amazing voice; some of
those vocals are some of the best I have heard in a while.
My favourite of all four tracks is “Non Vocal Reality”,
this track shows off just how talented these guys are, this is one the best
instrument tracks I have heard in a very long time. This track has it all from
the guitar riffs to the slow and fast beats of the drumming, I would love to
see “Non Vocal Reality” played live.
[By Collin Brophy for Busuk Chronicles Webzine.]
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