Exitwound ~~ The Native Axeman

This is Metal at its finest to some. “Cool Trans Metal” as I perceive it. Exitwound is more than a name; it is a statement of sorts and reflects the scar filled journey one embarks on called life. Forging a path through obstacles thrown on the path of light Exitwound has become a sanctuary as I utilized this medium to tell life's story through music. For my efforts I’ve received two nominations at the Native American Music Awards;

1. Debut Artist

2. Best Instrumental Recordings.

And I was one of the presenters for: Best Blues Recording.

Contemporary Metal inspired from the multidimensional expanse where spirit resides, Exitwound is journey that crosses all boundaries and cultures. The theorem that music heals is all too apparent within the music I produce. I attribute my remarkable talent to the Creator and celibate in song. The music is composed from deep within my soul and inspired by my visions. They tell the story of life from all the quarters I have traveled, some good, some bad. Truly Metal, Exitwound is the rumbling storm from the other side and I am the messenger.

With the 2008 Native American Music Awards in my sights I have a new CD, “After The Storm”. And of course, your support is very welcome indeed. Enjoy my tunes at;

www.myspace.com/exitwoundone

And the site for the Native American Music Awards:

www.nammys.com

Peace,

Paul "The Toadster" Underwood

Whispering Wind Magazine 3/27/07

Audio Review: by Gene M. Bates

'The Axeman Cometh': Exit Wound

Category: Contemporary Blues/ Rock - Instrumental

Independent Release

http://www.myspace.com/exitwoundone

Audio CD/ Copyright 2006

Sounding like a cross between Jimi Hendrix, Micky Free and Robin

Trower, Exit Wound's (a.k.a. Paul Underwood (Northern Cheyenne) latest

effort is an instrumental tour-de-force! A magical mixture stunning guitar

work and studio wizardry, The Axeman Cometh's fifteen fantastic tracks will

leave you breathless. The compositions are as well-crafted as the

production values, and the guitar playing is some of the best this reviewer

has heard since Indigenous' Mato Nanji broke on the scene five years ago.

If you like, 'guitar CD's' and hark rock instrumental music, this, 'cool

trance metal' (I'm quoting Paul) is right up your alley! Best moments on

the CD are the anthem-esque ,"Sacred Smoke", the title cut, "The Native

Axeman Cometh" and a marvelously ethereal, "Delusions of Paradise". Great

Stuff!

Absolutely the best instrumental CD I've heard this year, "The Axeman

Cometh" is, 'NAMMY worthy'!

http://cdbaby.com/cd/exitwound

and

Whispering Wind Magazine 5/15/07

Audio Review: by Gene M. Bates

'After the Storm': Exitwound

Catagory: Contemporary Blues/ Rock - Instrumental

Independent Release

http://www.myspace.com/exitwoundone Audio

CD/ Copyright 2007

Exitwound's (a.k.a. Paul Underwood) follow-up to his, "The Axeman

Cometh" is pure listening pleasure. This Northern Cheyenne's marvelous

sense of melody and composition continues to evolve and mature with every

release. A bountiful blend of hard rock guitar, studio effects and potent

production, Underwood's music is without-a-doubt some of the best

instrumental music to come out of, 'Indian Country' in a long time. If you

like instrumental music, and you like great guitar work, you need to give

this guy a listen -'cause he's the, 'real deal'!'

http://cdbaby.com/cd/exitwoundmusic