Tenet

[eppst1]

I'm not sure if these guys have been discussed on here, if so, I appologize - but this is a band I just found out about and thought I'd share.

The lineup:
Jed Simon - guitars (SYL, Zimmer's Hole)
Steve "Zetro" Souza - vocals (Exodus, Testament)
Gene Hoglan - drums (in every band that has ever been, or at least seems like it)
Glen Alvelais - guitars (Testament, Forbidden)
Byron Stroud - bass (SYL, Fear Factory)

So you can probably guess from the lineup, it's a balls-out thrash sound.

They have a song on Myspace:
http://www.myspace.com/tenetforce

Check 'em out, I'll defintely be picking this up when it comes out (which happens to be on my b-day) on the 11th of August.

 

[eppst1]

Nothing?

 

[Creeps]

Thanks for posting this. I always wondered what happened to Steve after the last album he did with Exodus.

 

[eppst1]

The fact that Steve was in the band is what got my attention also. Wish he would have never left Exodus...

 

[mëtålspëd]

There is no question who the vocalist is


Sounds decent.. lets see how the rest of the tracks unfold.

 

[Cheiron]

Nice. Thanks.

 

[Claus / Intromental]

I've had the album for a while now (got the promo from Century Media), and I really think it's awesome. It's a very aggressive thrash metal album with a lot of "balls" to it, and Zetro sings his heart out on this one. Very different from how he usually sings in Exodus, but interesting enough this "aggressive" (almost death metal style) fits his voice really well. The music is somewhere between classic thrash metal and a more death'y version. Kind of like Dark Angel meets Exodus meets mid/late 90's Testament meets Obituary

 

[eppst1]

I've had the album for a while now (got the promo from Century Media), and I really think it's awesome. It's a very aggressive thrash metal album with a lot of "balls" to it, and Zetro sings his heart out on this one. Very different from how he usually sings in Exodus, but interesting enough this "aggressive" (almost death metal style) fits his voice really well. The music is somewhere between classic thrash metal and a more death'y version. Kind of like Dark Angel meets Exodus meets mid/late 90's Testament meets Obituary

Nice! Now I'm even more interested to check this out when it is released.

 

[jem777az]

I just listened to what is up on their myspace page. Really good stuff, I'll definitely be picking this up when it's released on Aug 11th.

 

[Pellaz]

This really sounds like it should rule. I heard the deejays for the progressive metal show on KGRG (Wed. nights, they're based near Seattle) mention "Tenet" when they played some Devin Townsend and were enumerating Gene Hoglan's many bands, but I wasn't sure what they meant. Now I do.