Based in Scarborough, UK, Horse bring big riffs, intense vocals and hardcore elements together for you to dance, fuck or punch your own sister to. NEW EP FREE TO DOWNLOAD: http://horseintransit.bandcamp.com/
Angel Eyes can refer to one of three bands: A. Angel Eyes is a five-piece sludge / post-metal band from Chicago, IL formed in the year 2003. Releases:
demo ('03)
cd -Something To Do With Death ('05)
cd -...and for a roof a sky full of stars('07)
split LP with A Fine Boat, That Coffin! ('08)
cd/lp Midwestern ('10) Members: brendan - guitar / vocal
Todd - guitar / vocal
Nader - bass guitar / samples
Ryan - drums www.vanfuckingcleef.com
www.myspace.com/angeleyes
The Day Everything Became Nothing is a Goregrind band from Melbourne, Australia. Formed in Melbourne in 2002, The Day Everything Became Nothing continues to deliver extreme percussive grind that is characterised by its dirty, muddy sound. The band's name is derived from the EP of the same name by Canadian punk rock band Nomeansno. The remarkably guttural vocals, by aid of a pitch-shifting Whammy pedal, are done by Tony Forde, of Blood Duster notoriety, but the band originally featured Kody Abrams.
Bristling with malevolence, Ramesses’ crushing grooves induce a hypnotick lethargy: weighed down, beleaguered and enveloped by doom. While the percussion/guitar/bass/vokills set to work on your viscera, your head is forcibly plunged down the rabbit hole and drenched in heavy psychedelia.
Spawned in the bleak woodland of Dorset, England, this three-piece has been disfiguring the innards of its army of devoted listeners since 2003 when original Electric Wizard drummer Mark Greening and guitarist Tim Bagshaw hooked up with Adam Richardson (bass + vox)...
Named after the legendary Dr Who episode from the 1975, this band has been created to push music to its limits. Crushing doom, blastbeats, harsh electronics/vocals and a beautiful prog feel combine to push boundaries a little further in extremity. Noise artist Stuntcock had been looking for some extreme musicians to accompany his electronic racket, calling on his old cohort Seddon, and two travelling Sontarans, Rooster and Si.
Dark, doomy, sludge influenced hardcore from Durham in the north of England. Formed late 2011. Ltd. tape released on Runalone Records - Sold Out. Ltd. tape released on Church Of Fuck Records - Due September 2012.
There are two bands named Pharaoh.
1. An American Power Metal band.
2. A German Emocore band.
3. A doom metal/sludge band from New Jersey.
1. Though its earliest echoes ring back to 1997, American heavy metal act PHARAOH released its debut album via the Cruz del Sur Music label in 2003. Paradoxically entitled After the Fire, the album
Hailing from NJ, Fight Amp have been chugging along for over 9 years spreading their own brand of genre-bending punk/noise-rock throughout the country and world. Having built a cult following throughout the underground, they have continued to tour and play to both small and large crowds coast to coast as headliners and as support for larger touring bands. Having released three full lengths and countless splits and EPs...
ZOROASTER formed in summer 2003 when 3 former members of Terminal Doom Explosion crossed paths once again. ZOROASTER, based in Atlanta, GA, has been rampaging the East Coast for the past years and has shared the stage with acts such as Withered, Tualatin, Dove, Cream Abdul Babar, I/O, and many more. Their influences include Black Sabbath, Celtic Frost, Sleep, Venom, and Godflesh. Their sludgy style of music has been described as menacing and unrelenting.
Bong Goblin are a stoner thrash band from Saint Albans, UK formed in 2012, containing elements of thrash, doom, sludge, and psychedelic music. As their name suggests, their music shows a preoccupation with recreational drug use and fantasy/mythology/folklore. Their debut EP, Buddy Waters, was self-released on 23rd March 2013 Bandcamp | Facebook | Encyclopaedia Metallum