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Pontypridd, Cardiff, 1997; after the dissolution of Public Disturbance, Ian Watkins and Mike Lewis join Mike Chiplin and Lee Gaze, giving birth to Lozt Prophetz. Discover the review
Pontypridd, Cardiff, 1997; after the dissolution of Public Disturbance, Ian Watkins and Mike Lewis join Mike Chiplin and Lee Gaze, giving birth to Lozt Prophetz.
For those who don't know, the Lozt Prophetz would later become Lostprophets, with a lineup significantly different in style and elements (the pivotal role of DJ Stepzak is crucial, who would leave the group in 2000), a past without hairspray on their hair and no radio pop/rock to speak of, the key element here is rapcore, with the duet of the newly-twenties Ian Watkins and Stepzak who, accompanied by the strong contribution of Nu Metal from the rest of the band, have fun and thrill in delivering fast, sharp, effective vocals mixed with melodic hardcore, all perfectly complemented by heavy scratching. Discover the review
For those who don't know, the Lozt Prophetz would later become Lostprophets, with a lineup significantly different in style and elements (the pivotal role of DJ Stepzak is crucial, who would leave the group in 2000), a past without hairspray on their hair and no radio pop/rock to speak of, the key element here is rapcore, with the duet of the newly-twenties Ian Watkins and Stepzak who, accompanied by the strong contribution of Nu Metal from the rest of the band, have fun and thrill in delivering fast, sharp, effective vocals mixed with melodic hardcore, all perfectly complemented by heavy scratching.
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