GRIMAZE | |
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 Metal band Grimaze performs at Mixtape 5, Sofia | |
| Background information | |
| Origin | Sofia, Bulgaria |
| Genres | Death metal, groove metal, progressive metal |
| Years active | 2013–present |
| Website | www |
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GRIMAZE is a metal band from Sofia, Bulgaria. The band consists of vocalists Georgi Ivanov and Pavel Krumov, guitarist Melina Krumova and bassist Philip Kolarov. [1]
The band was formed in 2013. In 2016 GRIMAZE released their first two singles "Survival of The Fittest" [2] [3] and "My Vow". [4] Later on in the year the band released their first EP - "Dreammares". [5]
In 2018 the band released their album "Planet Grimaze", [1] along with a video for the song "Endless Life Force". [1]
In the autumn of 2018 Grimaze was a part of Anticult Balkan Tour 2018 with Decapitated, Hatesphere, Thy Disease and Dehydrated. [1]
GRIMAZE's sound is not easily classified as it is a mixture of several different styles. Genres that have been associated with GRIMAZE are: technical death metal, groove metal and progressive metal [6]
GRIMAZE's lyrics reflect on a deeper self-knowledge, improvement and purification. [6]
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