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CHIRO (fka Chiro Therium) is a Danish metal band consisting of four very experienced members. All members have been active since the 1980 s. The band delivers heavy, honest and unpolished metal, taking inuence from thrash, 70s rock and sludge. CHIRO was formed in Esbjerg, Denmark in 1989 under the name Sinister and was a respected band on the Danish metal scene in the 90 s. The band has released several demos and played multiple shows live with many bands, e.g. Invocator, Dead Head, Konkhra and Edge of Sanity. In 2000 the band split up. P. O. quit the music business but the other members continued in other bands. 13 years later the band was asked to do a show at Tobakken, Esbjerg. After a couple of months of rehearsing and a very successful live show the guys decides to relaunch the band permanently. Since then CHIRO have played some live shows but the main focus has been working on new material for a full length album. In late 2016 and early 2017 CHIRO recorded the upcoming album at Death Island Studio, Denmark. . The album entitled Tunnel was released worldwide on LP/CD/Digital, November 10, 2017, through Mighty Music.
P.O. Linnet Poulsen (Real name: Poul Oluf Linnet Poulsen) - vocal
Simon Fontana - guitar
Kent Svendsen - bass
Carsten Nielsen - drums
P.O. Linnet Poulsen (Real name: Poul Oluf Linnet Poulsen) - vocal
Simon Fontana - guitar
Kent Svendsen - bass
Carsten Nielsen - drums
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@************ like that Eat 'Em and Smile , but Skyscraper not so much. Heres a Vai recommendation -
I'm slowly coming to the conclusion that generally, Steve Vai just isn't for me. It's just that on those two DLR albums, he's actually playing some stuff I like. It is more to do with his rhythm work, and how his playing is complementing the songs, his punctuation of the vocal lines. It's the bits that aren't dominating, not necessarily the solos, that grab me. The only other Steve Vai I've got is the ubiquitous "Passion and Warfare", and it just doesn't really hit the spot for me. I think I prefer Satriani for 'virtuoso' playing.
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