Big Bear

website: http://www.bigbearbigbear.com/

Big Bear started its heavy metal/hardcore career in 2003 and has been slaughtering audiences with angry, "violenty" music ever since. The band's hardcore drums, throbbing, heavy metal bass, and heavy metal, burning, guitar lead-riffs combine to form their signature hardcore, heavy metal sound which is like an aggro-music-violence-knife for middle to upper-middle class young men to wield against their parents and "society" or whatever. The keyboardist and vocalist aren't that awesome because they're women. The band's second full length, tentatively titled "As Thine Eyes for Which With What the Shadows Against Curse Forever the Buried Death into Nothing Embrace Tomorrow for it Shall Not Remain in Blood and Rising and Refusing and Sick and Toxic and Broken and Void Today" will be available in July 2009. Members: David Altman: Bass Farhad Ebrahimi: Drums Joel Roston: Guitar, vocals Women: Keyboard, vocals

Filed under: experimental, hip hop, hiphop, math rock, rock

Similar Artists: OXES, Hella, Yowie, Cinemechanica, Planets

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Haiti Benefit with Big Bear, Chris Brokaw and Ketman at Middle East
Published 2/10/2010 by webteam
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Published 11/10/2009 by Michael Brodeur
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Published 10/1/2009 by webteam
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Published 7/31/2009 by MICHAEL BRODEUR
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Oneida + Sunburned Hand of the Man + Big Bear at Outside the Lines Studio
Published 7/22/2009 by Shaula Clark
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