Shok Paris

Shok Paris is an American heavy metal band that hails from Cleveland, Ohio, and surged onto the music scene in the early 1980s, embodying the gritty and robust spirit of American metal of their era. The band was formed by guitarist Ken Erb and vocalist Vic Hix, and quickly garnered attention for their ability to blend melodic hooks with the driving power of heavy metal. With their dynamic stage presence and vigorous sound, Shok Paris established itself as one of the noteworthy acts within the underground metal scene, securing a dedicated fanbase through their energetic performances and consistent musicianship.

Throughout their career, Shok Paris released a string of albums that captured the essence of the 1980s heavy metal boom. Classic works like "Steel and Starlight" and "Concrete Killers" are testaments to their craft, featuring anthemic choruses and galloping riffs. Despite facing the changing tides of the music industry and a period of inactivity, the band made a triumphant return with their 2020 release "Full Metal Jacket," proving that their fiery brand of metal could endure the test of time. The band’s dedication to their sound is further exemplified by retrospective releases such as "Steel and Starlight (The Auburn Sessions)" which offers fans a deeper insight into the group's creative process. Regular live performances, including the electric energy of "Battle Cry (Live)," have bolstered Shok Paris' legendary status among metal enthusiasts, while tracks like "For You" and "Madness My Love" demonstrate their versatility and continued evolution as artists.

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For You
Single - Released December 23, 2022
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