Aftermath

Aftermath is a UK group associated with thrash metal, progressive thrash metal, technical thrash metal, progressive metal and hardcore. The name is shared by several different acts, but this entry refers to the United Kingdom group credited to James Nardi and Nick Irwin.

Line-up and identity

The available information identifies the act as a group from the United Kingdom, with James Nardi and Nick Irwin attached to the project. The name has also been used by other bands in several countries and styles, including metal, hardcore and punk variants, so the UK act is one of a number of separate groups using the same title.

Style and context

Within metal, Aftermath is linked to thrash and more technical or progressive forms of the style, with hardcore also listed among its tags. The name is also associated with a separate Chicago thrash band that forms in 1985, issues early demos such as Sentenced To Death, Killing The Future and Words That Echo Fear, and releases the album Eyes Of Tomorrow in 1994, but that is a different act from the UK group.

Other acts with the same name

Other artists called Aftermath include a symphonic metal band from Sweden, a math rock band from Mexico, a speed metal group from Arizona, a darkcore project from Australia, a heavy metal band from Sheffield, a thrash metal band from Chicago, a thrash metal band from Indonesia, a metalcore band from Sydney, a hardcore band from Connecticut, a hardcore punk band from Tlaquepaque in Mexico, a crust punk and stenchcore band from Umeå, and a number of other unrelated projects.