Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Tool (band)" in English language version.
Lead singer Maynard James Keenan, as is customary for the enigmatic frontman, loomed in the background with his back facing the audience for most of the show.
... Tool's bag of post-metal goodies, and it's every bit as fear-inducing as it was in 1993.
Chancellor says Tool, through it all, never stopped working on new music. He says he, Jones and Carey were in the studio every day, experimenting with new sounds and musical ideas.
"As contradictory as this may seem, Bauhaus being, in my opinion, the Godfathers of Goth: they were a bright artistic light in a vast wasteland of crappy pop darkness. They showed me the way." – Maynard James Keenan
Tool adds its own '90s twist to the genre with unpublishable lyrics, occult tendencies and a love of grotesque imagery – burning eyeballs, phallic hardware, crippled people.
Tool's vicious, post-metal attack is one of the more intense offerings of the day...
... Keenan wasn't facing the audience the whole time.
... from its triple-platinum 1996 release, "Aenima."
The group's rhythm section, featuring new bassist Justin Chancellor, propelled the group's post-metal stylings with a twisted, near-jazz approach.
Tool adds its own '90s twist to the genre with unpublishable lyrics, occult tendencies and a love of grotesque imagery – burning eyeballs, phallic hardware, crippled people.
... from its triple-platinum 1996 release, "Aenima."
Chancellor says Tool, through it all, never stopped working on new music. He says he, Jones and Carey were in the studio every day, experimenting with new sounds and musical ideas.
Tool's vicious, post-metal attack is one of the more intense offerings of the day...
The group's rhythm section, featuring new bassist Justin Chancellor, propelled the group's post-metal stylings with a twisted, near-jazz approach.
... Tool's bag of post-metal goodies, and it's every bit as fear-inducing as it was in 1993.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: unfit URL (link)"As contradictory as this may seem, Bauhaus being, in my opinion, the Godfathers of Goth: they were a bright artistic light in a vast wasteland of crappy pop darkness. They showed me the way." – Maynard James Keenan
... Keenan wasn't facing the audience the whole time.
Lead singer Maynard James Keenan, as is customary for the enigmatic frontman, loomed in the background with his back facing the audience for most of the show.