Like a headless seven-headed Luther I'm lapping around the octopus farm looking for a data transfer option in the christmas crab caviar carpet markets. The grooves in here are sure as the moon phases of Niburu, if any. Having kids in Japan doing medleys of your grindcore is a definite sign of unequivocal success. Wayne Hartshell can heat worms a confused man.
Tracklist: 1. I Am A Very Innovative Person 2. Spanky Monkey? 3. Drill Bra! (Jazzed To Death Mix) Total playing time 19:02 It's about 3 A.M. at the 2009 Nojz Fest in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Standing at the counter, I'm paying for a glass of orange juice. By now, the club is nearly empty. So I'm sipping that juice when I notice a lad sitting on the stage doing nothing in particular. The first thing that you notice about him is the beard, naturally. He looked liked a wizard in a t-shirt. I mean, that's a solid fucking beard. Might …
Most Beatles covers suck save for a few exceptions, Slight Slappers being one of them. A kind of band that's hard to argue against unless you're a total arsehole, which can occur frequently depending on your mindset. I don't know what I'm saying, trying to avoid descriptions and filling up on potato bread. What happens between my ears and my headphones is none of your government's business. Is "powerviolence" really just one word? Tokyo power downloads [zippyshare].
Only good can come out of me repeatedly repeating this unquestionably factual grind-related statement: Mortalized is one of the best deathgrind bands ever. Speed and Satan, boys. Remember? One of Matsubara's major influences is most definitely Trey Azagthoth of MORUBID ANUGER, however, Evol is actually much closer to the band in question. Rapture and being a fanboy aside, I can't say that I enjoy Ikeda's utterly thin bass-drum sound! But, obviously, Mortalized is still well worth it. Play with the EQs or something, if you will. Evo…
Avant-garde post-blackened punk as fuck metal. Dissonant, noisy stuff. Black metal. The punk adjective I use not as in Darkthrone or whatever old-school black metal you might have thought of, but as a much more modern example. I mean, the hardcore reminds of Converge, but that might just be me. It gets pretty melodic too. Even a violin at some point, man. And a Ved Buens Ende cover for fuck's sake! Use that as a reference point, I guess. Ved Buens Ende, I mean. The atmosphere is something like that, but rawer, I'd say. Also, Discordanc…
Tracklist: 1. Sleep Easy, Friend 2. Now You Teach Us To Sing 3. Flowers In Spring 4. Stars Die 5. An Epoch Of Delirium Pt.2 Total playing time 30:51 Chris comes from Florida, this is his (currently) solo project. That's not the actual cover or anything, just a photo from Puerto Rico I stole from the Moderate Rock myspace page. Post-rock and math rock are the main genre tags this time, as in: Don Caballero, Maps and Atlases, Isis, Tera Melos, Russian Circles, and whatnot. As it happens, my favorite song is Flowers in Spring, but that's …