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Metz is the self-titled debut studio album by the Canadian noise rock trio Metz, released by Sub Pop in 2012. Built around distorted guitar, forceful drumming, shouted vocals, and dense production, it established the abrasive sound associated with the band's early recordings and live performances. The album contains eleven tracks, including "Headache," "Wet Blanket," and "Wasted," and is aimed at listeners interested in noise rock, punk, and post-hardcore.
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What record label released the self-titled debut album by Metz?
The album 'Metz' was released by the legendary Seattle-based independent label Sub Pop in 2012. Sub Pop, famous for signing Nirvana and Soundgarden, helped expose the band's heavy sound to a global audience.
What genre does the band Metz fall into?
Metz is widely classified as noise rock and post-hardcore, known for a highly abrasive, distorted sound. Their debut album features forceful drumming, shouted vocals, and dense, aggressive guitar riffs that draw comparisons to bands like Fugazi and The Jesus Lizard.
Did the band Metz receive a Polaris Music Prize nomination for their self-titled album?
Yes, the album 'Metz' was shortlisted for the 2013 Polaris Music Prize, which is awarded to the best full-length Canadian album. They ultimately lost to Godspeed You! Black Emperor, but the nomination significantly raised their profile.
Who are the members of the Canadian band Metz?
The trio consists of Alex Edkins on guitar and vocals, Chris Slorach on bass, and Hayden Menzies on drums. The band originally formed in Ottawa before relocating to Toronto to establish themselves in the city's thriving indie rock scene.
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