Bloodsimple, emerging from the vibrant New York metal scene in the early 2000s, crafted a sound that resonated deeply with fans of heavy, aggressive music. The band was formed by Vision of Disorder's vocalist Tim Williams and guitarist Mike Kennedy, seeking a fresh direction after their previous band's hiatus. Bloodsimple's music embodied a raw mixture of metal, hardcore, and a touch of alternative, creating a distinctive, gritty sound. Their debut album, "A Cruel World," launched in 2005, immediately established them as a force within the metal community, showcasing their ability to blend melodic elements with unbridled intensity.

Following their impactful debut, Bloodsimple continued to refine their sound and message, releasing "Red Harvest" in 2007. This album, drawing from darker themes and showcasing a more matured sound, further solidified their position in the metal world. The songs from this era, including "Out To Get You" and tracks from the "bloodsimple EP," highlighted the band's evolution and their skill in creating intricately layered, emotionally charged music. Though the band has been relatively quiet following these releases, their impact on the metal scene and their exploration of the darker aspects of the human experience have left a lasting legacy for fans and musicians alike.