What's Happening?
Scatter, a band led by Spenser Hodge, has released their debut EP titled 'Tech Hell Cyber Thrash'. The EP, recorded in Oakland, CA, features a blend of cyberpunk, death, and speed metal influences. The five-track collection is noted for its energetic
and diverse sound, drawing inspiration from 90s cyberpunk culture and classic metal bands. The EP includes tracks like 'Y2K Killer' and 'Cyberwar Criminal', which showcase the band's ability to merge aggressive tones with melodic elements. The recording was done at Earhammer Studios with Greg Wilkinson, known for his work with Autopsy and Necrot, ensuring a high-quality production that highlights the band's potential in the metal scene.
Why It's Important?
The release of 'Tech Hell Cyber Thrash' positions Scatter as a promising new act in the metal genre, appealing to fans of both traditional and modern metal sounds. By incorporating elements from various metal subgenres, Scatter is able to attract a wide audience, potentially revitalizing interest in thrash and speed metal. The EP's production quality and the band's dynamic style could lead to increased recognition and opportunities within the music industry. This release also reflects a broader trend of blending nostalgic influences with contemporary music styles, appealing to both older fans and new listeners.
