Korupture is an extreme metal band from Anchorage, Alaska with it's roots in Death/Thrash. After forming in 2006, the band achieved immense popularity in Alaska and went on to gain direct support for thrash legends Exodus, 3 Inches of Blood, Darkest Hour, A Life Once Lost, Misery Signals and more; also playing festivals with 36 Crazyfists and Poison the Well.
Korupture released their debut album, "The Book of Time" in July 2008, and has since relocated to Seattle, Washington to continue their quest. As of recently their style has shifted more towards an Extreme Progressive/Fusion style rather than thrash, but continue to perform intense and extreme music with technical virtuosity and dedicated showmanship.
of course! chris was at our bab practice to lay down some vocal tracks for mike, so it was cool to see him again. our ep is almost finished. we'll hook you up later. I'll be down in seattle sometime next month. I'll keep in touch. THEEYAA!
Awesome. I'd never really been into black metal, but over the last few months I've been warming up to it. My big problem is that so much of it is centered around bad production quality, which just drives me crazy. Now that bands are moving away from that whole trend, I'm enjoying what I hear a lot more. Have you heard Cormorant before? Their new album, Metozoa, is like a black/folk/progressive album, with influences from traditional heavy metal and all kinds of other places. It's really cool.
Idaho has been great. I'm going to school at the University of Idaho, and I've been having fun. The metal scene here is pretty much nonexistent, but I've been writing a little bit on my own, and practicing guitar technique to make myself a little more marketable as a guitarist. If I ever find myself in the Seattle area, I'll be sure to look you up. The theater stuff all sounds like a lot of fun; I've been getting more interested in theatrical productions recently. One of my friends and I are actually talking about trying to write a full scale musical production, but that's still kind of up in the air, since its such an ambitious undertaking. The prog/black metal also sounds like fun. Are you fans of Agalloch and Ne Obliviscaris?
you dudes should write a song about a dude who gets really high and chases big game through forests with a crossbow in pitch black night... that would be the song name too
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