AMEN

[open face surgery]

Shockingly shite music. Can only remember being annoyed by it as a kid. Kerrang championed him which was reason enough to dislike it.

[Paul keohane]

Never heard a note of their music!

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Ditch water.

[Sworntothecans]

Fun fact:Amen were the backing band for Vanilla Ice's nu metal album Hard 2 Swallow.

There was an unreal post years ago (might have been the buddyhead site) where a bunch of the ex members spilled a rake of dirt about Casey.

I still like a few songs off the first two albums but Chaos was always a twat

[Pagan Saviour]

https://blabbermouth.net/news/former-amen-guitarist-accuses-casey-chaos-of-embezzling-funds-from-bandmembers

[Eoin McLove]

Sounds like a prize fucking gimp. Eamonn.

[Neuromancer]

Shockingly shite music. Can only remember being annoyed by it as a kid. Kerrang championed him which was reason enough to dislike it.

I think this is it really -  another, in a long list of bands, that Kerrang relentlessly championed for seemingly no good reason around that time - InMe, Coal Chamber, Dubwar etc.

[Maggot Colony]

The amount of shite albums I bought based on Kerrang and Metal Hammer reviews - Coal Chamber and Human Waste Project spring to mind, but there's countless others that my mind has repressed.

[Pentagrimes]

I will defend Human Waste Project til the end. They were far closer to Janes Addiction/Smashing Pumpkin than nu-metal, and had both actual songs and a decent singer.

[Maggot Colony]

Fair enough, I haven't listened to them in years so I can't even remember. May have mixed them up with one of the other interchangeable bands from the nu-metal days.

I don't think anyone will be jumping in to defend Coal Chamber!

[Paul keohane]

Even in my young teens i copped on fairly fast that Kerrang and MH we're utter shite bar the odd edition.(Kerrang did an unbelievable Death metal edition back in the 90s).

[jobrok1]

K! and MH in the 90's were totally different beasts than they were in the post 00's

[Paul keohane]

You could see the gradual decline from the mid 90s into the 2000s car crash.

[Circlepit]

Metal Hammer used to have that boom the last few pages dealing with more extreme/underground stuff. I remember a Primordial article but it was written in that typical Metal Hammer checkup chappy way. The cunts.

[Ducky]

The amount of shite albums I bought based on Kerrang and Metal Hammer reviews - Coal Chamber and Human Waste Project spring to mind, but there's countless others that my mind has repressed.

That's an interesting way to say you own a copy of Psycore - "Your Problem"