What's Happening?
Scatter, a band led by Spenser Hodge, has released their debut EP titled 'Tech Hell Cyber Thrash'. The EP is a tribute to 90s cyberpunk and hacker culture, featuring a mix of classic death and speed metal influences. The five-track EP showcases the talents
of guitarist Ruben Cantu and drummer Justin Rodda, who contribute to the heavy yet melodic sound. The tracks are characterized by rhythmic shrieks and gurgles, reminiscent of early NWOBHM-infused thrash and 90s death metal. The EP was recorded in Oakland, CA, with Greg Wilkinson, known for his work with Autopsy and Necrot, ensuring a solid base sound for the band.
Why It's Important?
The release of 'Tech Hell Cyber Thrash' marks Scatter's entry into the metal music scene, offering a fresh take on the genre by blending cyberpunk themes with traditional metal elements. This EP could attract fans of both cyberpunk culture and metal music, potentially expanding the band's audience. The collaboration with experienced musicians and producers suggests a promising future for Scatter, as they aim to carve out a niche in the competitive music industry. The EP's unique sound may influence other artists to explore similar thematic and musical combinations.
What's Next?
Following the release of their debut EP, Scatter may look to perform live shows to promote their music and connect with fans. They might also consider producing more music videos or engaging with their audience through social media platforms to build a stronger fan base. The success of 'Tech Hell Cyber Thrash' could lead to opportunities for collaborations with other artists or participation in music festivals, further establishing their presence in the metal music scene.
