High

About

High isn't just playing metal; he's sonic architecture, building colossal soundscapes from the bedrock of classic thrash, death, and black metal, then twisting them into something undeniably his own. This anonymous Japanese musician, shrouded in an enigmatic persona, forges aural assaults of breakneck speed and dizzying technical prowess. Emerging from the online metal underground, High carved his niche with self-released tracks that quickly garnered a fervent following, drawn to the sheer intensity and originality of his compositions. He skips typical metal tropes, opting for a layered approach that feels both chaotic and meticulously planned. High's ascent has been swift, propelled by relentless self-promotion and an innate understanding of the digital landscape. The release of projects like "Sublunar Necropolis" cemented his reputation as a force to be reckoned with. While direct collaborations are scarce, his influence echoes through the wider extreme metal scene, inspiring a new generation of musicians to push the boundaries of speed and aggression. Despite remaining largely faceless, High’s impact is undeniable, reshaping perceptions of extreme metal. With ongoing projects that promise even more brutal sonic experiments, High continues to evolve, a volatile element in the metal world.