I came to the USA in 1976 and lived in the Bayarea, CA until 2005.
My pride and joy are my family...their well being is my number one priority!!!....
I am Kryterium's Heavy Metal Band manager...and I also own Triton Records label.
My day job is working as an Engineering Manager for an electronics company :-((
Soba in Kimbundu (hometown, Indigenous language) means local Chief
Soba – (Plur. Jisoba) Chefe local (t. kimbundu)
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Adiantadamente agradeço a sua ajuda!
KRYTERIUM PRESS:
Listen to KRYTERIUM on PANDORA radio from the Music Genome Project
Power Metal Album Review - February 1st 2008
Check Out KRYTERIUM on Metal Edge Magazine - March Edition - pages 8, 81
- Listen to Unlock the Gates on CD compilation sampler track 10.
SOS Heavy Metal Radio Show - Broadcasting Friday Nights to Saturday Mornings
from Midnight to 06:30 AM on RVN 98.7 FM in Portugal. The rest of the World listen live on the Net.
KRYTERIUM Featured Pick of the Week on the best damn Metal, Underground, Unsigned, Live Streaming Site on The Net.
Local Fans (Boise, Idaho) Tune to FM Radio 100.3 "The X" at 10:00 PM MST on Sundays
The X will air songs from Kryterium's Debut Album - CONTROL
Click on the link to listen on the internet! On the Metal Razor's Edge
Kryterium looks to its future
Boise-based metal band Kryterium plays adrenaline-pumped, aggressive, scream metal. The band makes no attempt at genre evangelism; its music is for the established metal lover. And with a new CD, Control, coming out early this year, the band is testing its hard work and beyond-all-reason-dedication to its fan base to see if it pays off. ... Read More
By Kelly Lynae Robinson | January 2, 2008
Local CD review: Kryterium - CONTROL
Judged purely on brutality, it's tough to imagine many Boise bands topping the debut CD from Kryterium. It's the most vicious metal vibe ever committed to disc in the Treasure Valley.
Aside from peashooter gun sound effects at the start (get a sawed-off, dudes!), the entire album sounds like it wants to gnaw on your spleen. This metal is heavy. And precise. Every riff and drum beat has been Pro-Tooled to near-perfection.
Kryterium's relentless attack is fueled by thrash and death metal, but the group - which has roots in the Bay Area - seems content to ride the middle ground between those skull-splitting genres. The screamed, lung-hocking vocals are mostly indecipherable, but song titles such as "Eaten Alive" "Brand New Curse" and aggressive skin-peeler "I Killed the King" convey all you need to know. Guitar rhythms slash deliberately, like Norman Bates' kitchen knife: up and down, up and down READ MORE
Edition Date: 01/25/08 - By Michael Deeds