Discography
Hatchala
March 2009
Flood The Common Ground
June 2011
Preview
News!
DUAL ALBUM FREE DIGITAL DOWNLOAD!
We have a pretty sweet present for you guys! Starting at the end of the month (April 30th) we will be making our albums “Hatchala” and “Flood The Common Ground” available for absolutely FREE download, along with the album artwork and lyrics to go along with it!
All we ask is that you help us out, and spread the word to your friends, we will be making the download available through Project Rodney much like our last free download package we offered..
Here are step-by-step instructions on how to get your free digital download package:
Follow the link to our project rodney website
-Click the “Download” button next to the player at the bottom of the page
-Sign in to Facebook or Twitter to share the download with your people
-Once you have shared the download, the “Download” button will become active
-Click the “download” button again and have fun punching your friends in the face!
REMEMBER.. this will not be available until APRIL 30TH AT 10PM
Invite your friends to the Facebook event! Spread the free music word..
http://www.facebook.com/events/169349309854735/
New Review From Lithium Magazine
Check out this new review of “Flood The Common Ground” from Toronto’s Lithium Magazine!
by Samantha Wu
www.misguidedaggression.com
www.myspace.com/misguidedaggression
Loud, aggressive and in your face, a band that assaults your senses, sends your head for a spin, tears you up from the inside out then leaves you in a mess on the floor. This is Misguided Aggression, a metal unit hailing from southwestern Ontario that’s been ripping up the scene since 2004. Their latest release, Flood the Common Ground, is here to further cement their staying power in the Ontario metal scene by giving fans another lethal dose of what they’ve grown addicted to.
The album is fierce, skillfully crafted, and packed with an acute musical precision that comes from years of dedication to their craft and could make metal greats like Lanb of God and Pantera (a few of the band’s listed idols) stand up proud. Each song on their nine-track release comes with its own unique sense of impending doom. The guttural growl and vocal intensity from Rob DeMedeiros is something that needs to be heard to be believed. The dual guitars delivered by Randy Allcock and Ben Dobson provide a multidimensional arena of heavy shredding and powerful riffs.
Misguided Aggression has always been known for its powerfully intense live shows, proving to many a fan that deep in the pit is the place to be. Playing their album with your speakers cranked while headbanging in the confines of your room is one thing, but experiencing these guys live is entirely something else, so be sure to hit the band’s web page soon www.misguidedaggression.com to find a venue where Misguided Aggression will be playing.
