Just about three months ago, four men in their twenties joined forces to become the countrys newest metal band. Beyond the Animus is, as the name suggests, a catharsis for lead singer Donny Bartoo who uses the songs as a therapeutic escape, to get him through some of his darker moments last year.<\/p>\n
The band jokes he recruited them by playing the songs on his phone in the middle of a noisy concert; so they moved to the parking lot to hear properly, and everything fell into place.<\/p>\n
Inspired by System of a Down, Slipknot, Linkin Park, Eminem, the group says its sound is actually like the R&B singer The Weeknd. In their words, its WeekndCore!<\/p>\n
As the world reopens to performances the band hopes they have more opportunities to open the eyes of Trinbagonians and the world to the sounds of Beyond the Animus.<\/p>\n
Check them out on Facebook and Instagram and Spotify.<\/p>\n
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