What makes I Scream Up to the Sky by Ektomorf notable?

'I Scream Up to the Sky' is significant for solidifying Ektomorf's reputation beyond Hungary, contributing to the global groove metal movement. The album received critical acclaim and helped the band gain a dedicated following, which was crucial for their subsequent international tours. Its blend of heavy riffs and emotional lyrics has influenced numerous bands in the genre. In 2002, Ektomorf released 'I Scream Up to the Sky' as their fourth studio album, building upon the success of their previous record, 'Destroy' (2001). This album marked their continued evolution in the groove metal scene, showcasing a refined sound while staying true to their Hungarian roots. At this point in their career, they were establishing themselves as a prominent force within the European metal landscape.

Who is I Scream Up to the Sky for?

I Scream Up to the Sky works well if you're into aggressive grooves for cathartic release, short bursts of high energy and intense emotional expressions throughout.

How many songs are on I Scream Up to the Sky?

I Scream Up to the Sky has 13 tracks, running approximately 46 minutes.

I Scream Up to the Sky

Ektomorf · 2002

46 min · 13 tracks · groove metal

Aggressive grooves meld with raw emotion, delivering a powerful blend of metal that speaks to personal and cultural struggles.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

aggressive grooves for cathartic release
short bursts of high energy
intense emotional expressions throughout
late-night reflection on struggles

Maybe skip if you want

prefer smooth, mellow listening
seek lengthy, tranquil tracks

Where this album fits

Career context: In 2002, Ektomorf released 'I Scream Up to the Sky' as their fourth studio album, building upon the success of their previous record, 'Destroy' (2001). This album marked their continued evolution in the groove metal scene, showcasing a refined sound while staying true to their Hungarian roots. At this point in their career, they were establishing themselves as a prominent force within the European metal landscape.
Stylistic neighbors: Soulfly· Sepultura· Machine Head

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 I Scream Up to the Sky 3:36
2 You Leech 3:22
3 Fire 3:28
4 I Miss You 2:00
5 An les Devla 3:16
6 I’m Free 2:01
7 A Hard Day’s Night 3:04
8 If I Weren’t 3:21
9 Fajdalom könnyei 4:37
10 You Are 2:20
11 Scum 1:52
12 Serial Men 1:31
13 Blood in Blood 11:40

What to play next

Listen next

Destroy

2004

Go back to

Kalyi Jag

2000

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