Ektomorf
With the follow-up "Ektomorf" in 1998 EKTOMORF got first international attendance and the change to present themselves to a larger audience. József Szakács (drums) joined the band soon afterwards and the trio started to record "Kalyi Jag" (= black fire) which came out in 2000 and was distributed worldwide.
It got very good reviews from the press that instantly draw comparisons to SEPULTURA or SOULFLY because of the shown aggressiveness and energy plus a lot of social critical lyrics. Tours and gigs at bigger festivals followed (2001 at the Summer Breeze Open Air in Abtsgmünd, for example) and EKTOMORF blew everything away with their massive and intensive live shows.
In 2002, EKTOMORF released "I Scream Up To The Sky". The album became the most successful one of the band thus far and got enthusiastic critics as well as features in popular rock magazines like "Metal Hammer" and "Rock Hard". At open air events like the Summer Breeze (again) and festivals in Italy EKTOMORF already introduced the brand new song ´I Know Them´ and got acclaimed effusively.
After several problems with managers and labels EKTOMORF, finally grown to a solid quad with guitar player Tamás Schrottner, got signed to Nuclear Blast in 2003 – recording sessions for the new album "Destroy" took place during the whole November 2003.
The end result is amazing: Just test the groovy, riff-orientated speedster ´Destroy´ or the pushing hardcore track ´A.E.A.´. Pure power! Sticking to their very own style, but with even more energy and erupting hate – that is EKTOMORF of the new year 2004!
In the spring of 2004 Ektomorf were on tour with PRO-PAIN, and the bands became close friends.
In the summer of 2004 they were the support band for FEAR FACTORY.Quelle: http://www.ektomorf.comDiscografieOutcast (2006)
Instinct (2005)
Destroy (2004)
I Scream Up To The Sky (2002)
Kalyi Jag (2000)
Ektomorf (1998)
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