Wednesday Jul 12, 2023

Scott Edgar (Misery/ Laceration Mantra)

Guitarist Scott Edgar a prominent figure in the Australian death metal scene. Scott is a member of two formidable bands, Misery and Laceration Mantra, both hailing from Brisbane.

Misery, formed in 1991, is renowned for its brutal and uncompromising approach to extreme music. Their crushing riffs, relentless aggression, and dark lyrical themes have solidified their position as a force to be reckoned with.

Throughout their career, Misery has released four studio albums showcasing their brutal heaviness, of which Scott is the band's chief sonic weapon. Their discography is marked by intense and visceral compositions, featuring intricate guitar work from Scott, thunderous drumming, and guttural vocals from one of the best death metal frontmen ever, Damon Robinson, that deliver their ferocious lyrical content. Their captivating live performances have earned them a dedicated and loyal following, as they have shared stages with renowned metal acts.

In addition to Misery, Scott is also a member of Laceration Mantra, a blackened death metal band formed in 2007. Laceration Mantra combines elements of black metal and death metal to create a dark and atmospheric sonic experience. With blistering guitar riffs, intricate song structures, relentless blast beats, and a fusion of guttural growls and menacing screams, Laceration Mantra delves into themes of darkness, nihilism, and existentialism.

Laceration Mantra has garnered a reputation for their shredding live performances, where they bring their intense music to life on stage. Their distinct blend of black and death metal has attracted a dedicated following of fans who appreciate their uncompromising and aggressive approach to extreme music.

Hear from Scott Edgar, exploring his contributions to Misery and Laceration Mantra, his musical influences, and his thoughts on his evolution as a guitarist par excellence. Prepare for an insightful and engaging interview with one of Brisbane's most talented guitarists ever.

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