Helmet is without a doubt one of the most influential American alternative bands of the 90s. The gold-certified and Grammy-nominated band has released seven albums over the past 25 years, and the renowned New York Times calls Helmet "a band that created important connections between indie rock and metal." Artists such as Deftones, Rise Against, Pantera and Tool – all bands that Helmet cite as one of their biggest influences – would have no hesitation in signing this statement. The highly anticipated new studio album »Dead To The World« – the first in seven years – now captivates with the typical hard guitar riffs, deafening drums and the unmistakable voice of frontman and founding member Page Hamilton. Mixed by Jay Baumgardner (Bush, POD, Papa Roach, Evanescence), the work is bursting with energy. Each of the 11 songs reflects the unique mix of hard rock, alternative, metal and punk and proves to the world once again how versatile a single album can be. An album that will undoubtedly influence a new generation of up-and-coming, young musicians.