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Founded in 2000, [[Corkscrew]] seeks to emulate the developments in the 1990s, when Kamnik was known for its music scene. This era is identified with such punk rock and funk bands as Not, Regrat, Buwala 9 and Macola, and with the synthesis of string elements with punk, hardcore and hip hop (crossover) found in KAOS d o o. The latter represented a link between the first line of Slovene crossover (such as Malfunction and Skytower), its continuation (the first edition of [[Cancel]]) and the future of new metal clones. Corkscrew is a bold continuation of this line, combining the past and the future. The band skilfully and daringly cuts through the mediocrity of monotonous noise, popularly known as 'nu metal'. The band consists of Burger: vocals, Zoko: guitar, Skinner: drums, Roberto: guitar, Stockson: bass, Miha: sound technician, Sajmon: outlook, and Phantom: lyrics. | Founded in 2000, [[Corkscrew]] seeks to emulate the developments in the 1990s, when Kamnik was known for its music scene. This era is identified with such punk rock and funk bands as Not, Regrat, Buwala 9 and Macola, and with the synthesis of string elements with punk, hardcore and hip hop (crossover) found in KAOS d o o. The latter represented a link between the first line of Slovene crossover (such as Malfunction and Skytower), its continuation (the first edition of [[Cancel]]) and the future of new metal clones. Corkscrew is a bold continuation of this line, combining the past and the future. The band skilfully and daringly cuts through the mediocrity of monotonous noise, popularly known as 'nu metal'. The band consists of Burger: vocals, Zoko: guitar, Skinner: drums, Roberto: guitar, Stockson: bass, Miha: sound technician, Sajmon: outlook, and Phantom: lyrics. | ||
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