Leyaks' tunes are instrumental. They blend Melodic Post-Rock, Math, Electronica, Psychedelic and Heavy Rock influences with their own experiments in sound, playing techniques and frequent changes of style and pace. During their shows they project visuals onto the stage which are manipulated live by the band. Both music and visuals are rumoured to be inspired by Balinese black magic... Leyaks was formed in the summer of 2007 in London...
There are at least five artists called Brutus: - 1, a hardcore band from Asturias, Spain. Formed in June 2008, Brutus gave their first show one month later. From then onwards Brutus has released a self-titled EP in July 2009, recorded at KTC Domestic Productions which was presented in numerous places, mainly in the north of Spain, sharing stage with bands like For the Glory or Avenues and Silhouettes. Brutus has announced that they will release a new work in February 2012. We don't know the title yet, but it is taken for granted that this new album will please all their fans.
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Moats are a four-piece originally from Biggleswade, a little market town an hour or so drive north of London. Aged between 18/19, the members: Matt Duncan – Vocals, James Pyrah – Guitar, Will Elliot – Bass and Ol No – Drums prefer to keep to themselves and allow their music to speak for itself, but don’t worry; they’re not trying to do another WU LYF!
There is more than one artist under the name of Cleric 1.) A four piece from Philadelphia, Cleric's music mixes elements of grindcore, avant garde composition, doom and... something else entirely? Influenced by other metal pioneers such as Meshuggah, Converge, Fantômas, and Neurosis, their music zeroes in on a level of brutality and experimentation that a single band rarely maintains even for a few seconds.
In a chance encounter at an Anthropophobiacs Anonymous meeting in South-West North Korea, Joshua Calligeros, Griffin Farley and Rowan Mount met for the first time. It is said that here they discovered their mutual appreciation of the masterpiece A Very Gregorian Christmas and hence decided to start a joint musical venture (however this is fiercely debated by the South Korean Immigration Dept.). Donning themselves the moniker Sincerely...
Post grind extremist noise... Other Websites: facebook.com/brazenbull http://brazenbull.bandcamp.com/