For The Man Himself. R.I.P Dimebag 1966 - 2004
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Olee Morris
***NEWS***
Right, we know we've been lazy buggers of late, but we've written a load of new stuff and we're just awaiting another free weekend in which to record it! We're gigging again now (see below - Nelson Inn on Feb 2nd), so watch this space...
Morph at The Vaults, Cirencester Apologies for the sound quality, this was recorded on a mobile. Thanks Dan, we owe you a beer!
ABOUT MORPH
Morph have been together for almost four years now, and have gigged extensively in the UK. We have a loyal local fanbase who are extremely supportive and have been known to go to tremendous lengths to get to gigs. At the end of 2004 we recorded our third demo CD, Who's Your Hero Now?, which has been very well received, and some of which can be heard here on MySpace.
In the summer of 2004, we played at the TMF festival in Essex, alongside such rock giants as Eighties Matchbox B-line Disaster, Winnebago Deal and Breed 77. It was a great opportunity for us to play to a proper festival audience, and a lot of fun and sunburn was had by all, which was nice.
Morph's sound is visceral, crunchy, energetic and raw, while remaining melodic and even delicate in places. The band do occasionally nod in the direction of bands like Vex Red, Muse, System of a Down, Placebo, Inme and Smashing Pumpkins, but the sound they have crafted is entirely their own. The lyrics are brittle, wistful and beautifully written, and Duncan's stunning voice weaves them through the powerful wall of guitars, tugging at something primal and emotional in the listener as it goes.
Live review
The Hope and Anchor, May 18 2004
"Morph are next up - with a heavy, rythmical set. Many thoughtful moments are set out with intricate drumming and mellow guitar parts - but the band absolutely thunder into gear when they have a mind to. There's a nu-metal urgency here, especially evident in the vocal lines, and combined with a strong groove there are some seriously impressive songs on offer. There is a hint of something more rootsy too - maybe Pearl Jam? All the band work hard, and the singer guitarist seems at ease playing some neat licks while holding down some great melodies. This three piece is a real class act - groove metal masters that we highly recommend."
CD review
"MORPH - 'Minority of One.' Five tracks. 'Cherish' rips straight in with a killer riff, and quickly develops in to a well controlled, clever piece of rock/metal, and with a strong chorus to boot. 'All You Did' takes a while to get going - but is killer stuff, and 'Moment of Clarity' can be dark and sombre. An angry, jagged vibe is to be found on 'Knives' and 'Between Us' - riffs with rhythm and precision - and as always a strong chorus. A really tight and punchy act with enough great melody to really make an impact."
Morph are currently unsigned but working hard to make things happen, so watch this space...
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