The cult classic available in Europe for the first time!.With a deeply engaging storyline, a richly detailed world and a wealth of unique features, EarthBound is an in-depth role-playing epic.
He will be aided in his mission by three friends, and only by using their abilities and powers together do they stand a chance against the mighty Giygas! Ness will have to travel across the world after meeting with a strange alien in order to prevent Giygas, the Universal Cosmic Destroyer, from annihilating everything and everyone. When a meteorite hits the Earth near to Ness’ house, the brave young man sets off to investigate, but little does he know that he’s about to begin an epic adventure that will change his life… oh, and he might just save the universe in the process!
It may not be as magical as experiencing it live and in the flesh, but it is damn near close.The adventure that re-defined roleplaying games on Super Nintendo touches down in Europe for the first time. From end to end this debut album features some of the most abrasive, sludgy heavy metal out there and is highly recommended for anyone looking for a modern metal beat down with an old school vibe. While “Earthbound” has been sold out for a while now, and only 1100 copies of the record were ever printed, it is available online and is well worth the purchase. When all is said and done, every song on “Earthbound” is fantastic. “The Curse” is an awesome example of Bison’s injection of melody into the song’s filthy rock riffing and ever so slight clean vocal style. But not in the same way that other metal bands combine melody into their sound. Not only are those songs insanely heavy, but melody and Bison are also two things that go hand in hand.
“Wartime” is yet another speedy, thick, and technical Bison track that is phenomenal in both its atmosphere and just overall metal mastery. Unconventional strum patterns also add to the chaos and really make you miss the welcoming brutality of a mosh pit. Tracks like “Stokasaurus” deliver a knockout punch right out of the gate with its low end tones and aggressive riffing. "While the band certainly became heavier and slightly more progressive with the following two albums “Quiet Earth” and “Dark Ages,” the fact remains the same: “Earthbound” is a beast. Originally released by Forest Records - FR001
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