Old School Metal Records - Bringing it to you old school style

A fast and aggressive style, this is the hallmark of the music of Chaos Fear, a band founded by Fernando Boccomino, his brother Eduardo Boccomino and Danilo de Freitas. The band was born in 1999 under name Sick Mind. The next year, a 3-song demo called Sick Mind was released. The wide acceptance of the demo enabled the band to do a lot of shows and plans were made to record an entire album. While composing new songs, bass player Anderson De Franca joined the band and in 2002 they started recording a new demo. Meanwhile a band with the same name was discovered so the band changed their name to Chaos Fear.

The new demo, "Inside The Extreme World" was ready to be released, but guitar player Eduardo Boccomino left the band pushing the demo release out to 2003.

The reaction from the public and from the media couldn't have been better. The Demo received very positive reviews. In 2005, the band concentrated on writing the first full length album. The band went into the studio in February of 2006 to record "One Step Behind Anger"

OSM Records, plans to officially release "One Step Behind Anger" in early Summer Time of 07 with bonus tracks. You can also expect a new album in 2008.

Line Up:

Fernando Boccomino - vocals/guitar

Anderson de Franca - bass

Danilo de Freitas - drums

Sample Tracks:

One Step Behind Anger
Incongruous Possession

website: www.chaosfear.com

Tour Dates:

TBD

Reviews:

CANADA

BW&BK # 100

Very much in the vein of older Sepultura and Machine Head, this is fast, aggressive Brazilian thrash metal. 'Hard Time For The Wrong Man' starts it all off in thumping, frenzied fashion. There's no messing about as this trio goes straight for the kill. Explosive is the most appropriate adjective to describe this South American fury. Tempo changes are executed flawlessly, thereby increasing the intensity of an already impressive attack. Each of the eight songs is equally devastating. Machinegun drumming and riffing with top-notch fills and blistering fretwork... add gruff, compelling vocals to the scenario and you have a band on the verge of breaking into the big time.

9.5 / 10