The ATO has cannonballed onto the Aussie music scene to revitalise your love for Nu Metal!
Combining grimy soundscapes, punchy beats and silky rhymes that trigger a pure dopamine rush, this fresh duo has masterfully crafted the raw retake on Nu Metal the music world desperately needs.
Brother and sister duo O-Dog (Oscar Sawyer) and Tang (Maxine Sawyer) have spent decades studying the intricacies of rap rock, trawling through horrific corners of the internet and replaying Halo 3 to the point of insanity.
But this has molded the deluded mindsets needed for The ATO’s groundbreaking sound.
The pair takes inspiration from iconic artists like Limp Bizkit, Insane Clown Posse and Prince and has channelled this through ingenious instrumentals and humorous lyrics that shoutout John Halo, Gina Rinehart, dumbfounding horniness and much more.
Tang, lover of Needlers and the mastermind behind The ATO, said: "I have created the music of The ATO to sound the way that a brain worm feels. Becoming an ATO fan is the modern day equivalent of joining a cult -- I will sleep with your wife."
O-Dog, lover of methamphetamines and ladies with huge knockers, said: "The ATO is by far the most interesting music to come out of Australia in recent years and the damage it will cause to future generations is unprecedented"
The pair have the endlessly poetic track Lyrical Spirital and the vibrant earworm Male Biological Clock out now for Nu Metal aficionados!
Not to be mistaken with those bozos in the government who take a chunk of your paycheck, The ATO is not the Australian Taxation Office, but rather an entity that gives back.
So, what does the ATO in ‘The ATO’ stand for? It can only be understood by fully experiencing what this once in a generation band has to offer.
Any other musicians even attempting what O-Dog and Tang are mastering must be terrible in comparison.