Chrome Division - Musical Style

Musical Style

Shagrath cites Chrome Division's influences as Black Label Society, Spiritual Beggars and AC/DC, and says that he wanted the band to sound like an '80s rock 'n roll heavy metal band. He also talked about the band trying adhere to that image, through lyrical content and such. Reviewers compared the sound of the music to Motörhead, and Black Label Society and compared the "fun" attitude of the band to Turbonegro. Shagrath has said that future releases from the band will be "musically the same thing", but that they will "try to add different ingredients" and they may also change the lyrical content.

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