Red Fang are the result of the band Party Time recruiting Aaron Beam and ev… Read Full Bio ↴Red Fang are the result of the band Party Time recruiting Aaron Beam and eventually changing their name. David Sullivan had previously been a guitarist in Facedowninshit, also a Portland, OR outfit; he also played alongside Giles and Sherman in a band called Party Time. Giles also spent time in a band called Last of the Juanitas. Aaron Beam played bass for Dark Forces and Lachyrmator before Red Fang’s inception. Sherman, in addition to Party Time, played drums for Bad Wizard, Truman’s Water, and All Night before being recruited to Party Time, who would eventually change their name to Red Fang. Giles stated in an interview that, “Red Fang was just one of the names that didn’t suck a lot.”
Red Fang, formed in 2005, are a Portland, Oregon based Sludge Metal four-piece consisting of Aaron Beam on bass, Brian Giles on guitars, David Sullivan on guitars, and John Sherman on drums. Both Beam and Giles frequently split lead vocals, as well as Sullivan providing back-up vocals on their acclaimed first and also self-titled album; ‘Red Fang’ (2009). The album, the only of the band’s released on Sargent House Records features songs such as the opener “Prehistoric Dog,” “Humans Remain Human Remains,” and “Night Destroyer.” The album; with heavy bass lines and interesting time signatures was a success among the Doom Community, combining Doom with a faster element derived from Punk, as well as elements of Progressive Metal, Red Fang were just starting their journey.
The band’s motto, ‘Tour To Live,’ is more of a lifestyle, their regular diet consisting of countless cans of Pabst Blue Ribbon and crappy gas station grub and fast food; and the lifestyle shines through in their music. With roaring riffs and unique time signatures Red Fang released their second effort, ‘Murder The Mountains,’ their first on Relapse Records in 2011. Featuring songs like the album opener “Malverde,” “Wires,” and “The Undertow,” the album was the band’s second success.
2013 would see ‘Whales and Leeches," also released on Relapse Records. It’s worth nothing that Whales and Leeches was also the title of a track on the band’s first album, while Murder The Mountains became the title of a bonus track on Whales and Leeches. With songs like “1516,” “Dawn Rising,” “No Hope,” and “DOEN,” the band provided crushing riffs and the choicest of Doom for the third time. The album also features Mike Scheidt on vocals on “Dawn Rising;” Mike Scheidt is the vocalist and guitarist for YOB, also an Oregon based Doom Band.
Red Fang, formed in 2005, are a Portland, Oregon based Sludge Metal four-piece consisting of Aaron Beam on bass, Brian Giles on guitars, David Sullivan on guitars, and John Sherman on drums. Both Beam and Giles frequently split lead vocals, as well as Sullivan providing back-up vocals on their acclaimed first and also self-titled album; ‘Red Fang’ (2009). The album, the only of the band’s released on Sargent House Records features songs such as the opener “Prehistoric Dog,” “Humans Remain Human Remains,” and “Night Destroyer.” The album; with heavy bass lines and interesting time signatures was a success among the Doom Community, combining Doom with a faster element derived from Punk, as well as elements of Progressive Metal, Red Fang were just starting their journey.
The band’s motto, ‘Tour To Live,’ is more of a lifestyle, their regular diet consisting of countless cans of Pabst Blue Ribbon and crappy gas station grub and fast food; and the lifestyle shines through in their music. With roaring riffs and unique time signatures Red Fang released their second effort, ‘Murder The Mountains,’ their first on Relapse Records in 2011. Featuring songs like the album opener “Malverde,” “Wires,” and “The Undertow,” the album was the band’s second success.
2013 would see ‘Whales and Leeches," also released on Relapse Records. It’s worth nothing that Whales and Leeches was also the title of a track on the band’s first album, while Murder The Mountains became the title of a bonus track on Whales and Leeches. With songs like “1516,” “Dawn Rising,” “No Hope,” and “DOEN,” the band provided crushing riffs and the choicest of Doom for the third time. The album also features Mike Scheidt on vocals on “Dawn Rising;” Mike Scheidt is the vocalist and guitarist for YOB, also an Oregon based Doom Band.
Reverse Thunder
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As I cannot interpret the lyrics of Red Fang's song "Reverse Thunder" without actually looking at the lyrics, I will focus on the musical aspects of the song.
"Reverse Thunder" is a heavy and riff-driven song that combines elements of stoner rock and heavy metal. The song opens with a slow and crushing riff that gradually builds up in intensity. The rhythm section provides a solid foundation for the guitar riffs, with the bass guitar adding a thick and heavy texture to the sound. The song features several tempo changes and dynamic shifts, giving it a dynamic and engaging structure. The vocal delivery is forceful and powerful, matching the intensity of the music.
Overall, "Reverse Thunder" is a great example of Red Fang's unique blend of heavy rock and metal influences, showcasing their ability to craft powerful and engaging songs with memorable riffs and strong vocal performances.
Writer(s): BEAM AARON G, GILES MAURICE BRYAN, SHERMAN JOHN BRYANT, SULLIVAN DAVID WILLIAM
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skelator
[Bryan Giles]
[Verse]
I hid one time
But I feel new eyes
Saying nothing
Which says it all
Time for grieving
And disbelieving
Saying nothing, till we hit the wall
[Chorus]
You're in hell but you can't even tell
This isn't where you planned to land when you fell
Grom the sea into the swirling sky
And through the thunderbolts that took your eye
[Verse]
I take one step, with no regrets
I take two back and that's all again
Overlooked, undermined
I got left out and left behind
[Chorus]
You're in hell but you can't even tell
This isn't where you planned to land when you fell
From the sea into the swirling sky
And through the thunderbolts that took your eye
[Verse]
Black cold eyes
Hopes held high
Dark red sky
Souls on fire
Electric wires
Funeral pyres
skelator
[Bryan Giles]
[Verse]
I hid one time
But I feel new eyes
Saying nothing
Which says it all
Time for grieving
And disbelieving
Saying nothing, till we hit the wall
[Chorus]
You're in hell but you can't even tell
This isn't where you planned to land when you fell
Grom the sea into the swirling sky
And through the thunderbolts that took your eye
[Verse]
I take one step, with no regrets
I take two back and that's all again
Overlooked, undermined
I got left out and left behind
[Chorus]
You're in hell but you can't even tell
This isn't where you planned to land when you fell
From the sea into the swirling sky
And through the thunderbolts that took your eye
[Verse]
Black cold eyes
Hopes held high
Dark red sky
Souls on fire
Electric wires
Funeral pyres
Alejandro Gastón Fernandez
Thanks man! When I realised that the lyrics were not on the Internet, i just waited to someone who write it here, like you did. Greetings from Argentina!
Gorira Kujira
This is seriously good poetry, this is why dumb people can't make music
Suda
These lyrics were not on the internet for a long time. Was just some nice melodic mumbles to me, but they're actually good lyrics
werewitch
red fang is hella underrated
s2thep
That fucking intro man. The way it builds up then kicks in, incredible!
Galbatorix Hacks
From the sea into the swirling sky , through the thunder bolts that took your life
Daniel Young
From the sea into the swirling sky!
Martin Carrizo
Maldita Venus. esto fue muy bueno !
johann lucas
The best