Nonpoint The Poison Red

2016, The unconquerable spirit of Nonpoint charges up the energy in any environment, from the studio to the stage. THE POISON RED, the veteran rock band's driving and ambitious ninth album, offers further testament to what makes Nonpoint such a tough act for other bands to follow on the radio dial, onstage at major festivals like Rock On The Range or Australia's Soundwave, and in any club blessed with one of the band's sweaty, crowd moving, exhaustion-proof performances. The energy and determination remains consistent. Nonpoint operates with the bottom heavy groove of Black Sabbath, the audacious danger of The Crue and Guns'n'Roses, the theatrical bent of Iron Maiden, the in-your-face brutality of Pantera and the urgent explosiveness of Rage Against The Machine. This is music for the millions of people who connect just as passionately with Metallica's Black Album as the record of the same name by Jay-Z, the same fans that grew up to start increasingly rock radio leaning bands like Bring Me The Horizon.