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Edgy, haunting and yet full of energy!
Hi Hollywood Nightmare, welcome to LA Music Review! Tell us a little bit about you and your music.
My name is Scott, I’m the guitarist/Producer of Hollywood Nightmare, our band just dropped their Full Length Album ‘Inferno’, me and the band had been working on this record for almost 3 years.
We had countless revisions on the songs, since our last EP Scary AF, we’ve been trying to push the boundary and evolve as much as we can as a band, this album is the result of that.
Congrats on the release! What was your inspiration when you were writing this project?
The environment I guess, it was during quarantine…
being trapped inside of the house made me think outside of the the box, and at that time I really liked Gojira and Born of Osiris’s weirdness.
Start streaming “Inferno Album” right here:
What is your vision for this project?
When composing this banger, we were focusing on maximizing the usage of the trap, hip-hop elements and connect everything with one big guitar riff, it’s not exactly Nu-Metal, I call it Trap-Metal.
What is your favorite part of this body of work?
Nasty guitar riffs vs. Trap, Djent fusion drum beat, snake like sexy vocal melody is the highlight of this song.
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