static visionare a formidable hardcore pack from the h8000 region of Kortrijk, Belgium, consisting of Lenny Sector on guitar, Jonas Hoflak on bass, Seger Verbeke on drums and Bert Vanderle on vocals, who recently partnered with Belgium’s Kick Out the Jams label. did. american record label, 51st state recordunder the control of joey chiaramontefamous as the singer of the band autumn leaves.
Born from the heart of Kortrijk, Static Vision’s sound embodies the essence of hardcore in its purest form. With relentless determination and a burning passion for their craft, these musicians create sonic landscapes that resonate with authenticity and intensity. Their lyrical themes explore the hardships of everyday life and convey a sense of urgency and resilience.
Static Vision seamlessly blends aggression with melody and raw emotion, transporting listeners to the visceral grooves of hardcore. Each beat, riff, and scream creates a deep connection with the audience and an atmosphere of shared energy.
In our interview, The band’s vocalist, Bert VanDahl, provides insight on the inspiration Behind the lyrics is characterized by depth and meaning.
He explains that their songwriting process begins with deep emotions, starting with a number of issues that fuel their dissatisfaction with the world.
Their lyrics resonate with skepticism and anger, reflecting the harsh realities of life, the loss of loved ones, and the daily struggles faced by individuals. The EP’s title, “Colors that guide us,” encapsulates this approach, using colors to guide our decisions and actions.
The inspiration for their lyrics comes from personal conversations and overheard conversations. Bart emphasizes the importance of getting the most out of every conversation. Because conversations can be a source of deep inspiration. Their music encapsulates a variety of emotions and channels them into a majestic tapestry of sound.
Static Vision’s song “Victoria” The film focuses on the plight of countless children who wake up in a nightmarish world with no hope or safety. The film vividly depicts a world in which watching the news becomes an unsettling experience due to the overwhelming fear it reveals.
“Last conversation” The film serves as a poignant tribute to a friend who tragically took his own life, a theme that will resonate with anyone who has experienced the sudden death of a loved one. This highlights the importance of open and honest conversations in dealing with life’s challenges.
In addition to their new releases, Guitarist Lenny Sector shares a list of the 10 albums that have had the biggest impact on his life.
From Crowbar’s classic self-titled album to Machine Head’s “Burn My Eyes” to Pantera’s “Vulgar Display of Power,” Lenny’s selections reveal a deep-seated passion for heavy music.
Static Vision’s lineup consists of Bert Vandaele on vocals, Zeger Verbeke on drums, Jonas Hoflack on bass, and Lenny Sektor on guitar.
1. Clover – st
They are my favorite band and their songs are pure classics. Anyone who tries to sound like them will never succeed.
2. Machine Head – Burn My Eyes
The moment this came out, I was blown away by its heaviness, groove, and power.
3. Pantera – Indecent Display
The hardest of the hardest, this album transformed metal into something new.
4. Resident Evil – City Discipline
The Kings of NY HC, an absolute masterpiece with crossover sound and groove
5. Life of Agony – River Lands Red
This was another masterpiece, an absolute landmark record in hard music. No other album sounds like it.
6. Treatment? Trouble gum
Mixing punk influences with other elements creates a pretty unique sound. What an album.
7. Congress – Blackened Relentlessness
The H8000 master that brought this record to life is fully influenced by metal. They could have made me the HC kid I am today.
8. Alice in Chains – Dirt
It’s the best grunge album in my eyes. I still feel some emotion when I listen to it.
9. Sepultura – Arise
When Arise came out, I didn’t know who Sepultura were. I thought it was Sepultura’s best album ever.
10. Morning Again – Martyr
This one,…. They are still my number one HC band. We became good friends and still do. Truly classic.
11. [bonus] Sector – Ultimate Threat
Adding this is very important in my life. I formed a band with some friends, but I had no idea it would influence hardcore.