, a very talented bass player from Bahrain, took some time out of his schedule to answer a few questions about his music. Amazingly enough, he’s also been and is currently part of a diverse list of bands which matches …
This is one of the latest releases ( by that is) to be supported by Grindcore Karaoke Records, a label owned by J Randall of which he uses in hopes to give underground grind bands a bit more attention; since the label …
I really want to explore some more classical pieces so I decided to add quite a bit here in the now bi-weekly recommendations post. Aside from that, no real theme to this week’s post. As usually, enjoy the listen and …
… A band who phonically speaking, are truly and always one unique signal conducted from the minds of seven people, one of them on drums, another on ‘drone’, two of them on bass, and three of them sharing the roles of …
“Old “P”” by is something that should be playing over the speakers of a Greyhound bus as it lumbers past state and city borders, everything blurring together into a monotonous strip of scenery that never stays still. Something to drown …
So me and this really cool experimental indie band from West Virginia, , got together on Facebook for a nice long chat. They’re a unique sound from what people would expect to come out of that state and I really …
Earache records, one of the most well-known and thriving labels in extreme metal since the late eighties. But when I hear this album I never fail to ask myself “What in the hell are they so busy with that they …
This week’s recommendations:
Hailing from For Smith, Arkansas is a four-piece indie/experimental powerhouse that could move as many mountains and part as many seas as they want, if they wish to do so. A couple weeks ago I reviewed their record but apparently …
