Entierro New Haven, Connecticut
Entierro: Four Connecticut Heavy Metal musicians, who wanted to use the past to create something new in the genre of Heavy Metal. A sound that focuses on drum & bass interplay, twin guitars harmonizing over visceral riffs, & classic melodic vocals as a focus. Their music embraces their NW0BHM roots, while incorporating their individual influences from prog, thrash, & proto-metal. ... more
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