grindcore

This band was made by a bunch of guys in college who wanted to make a good sounding interesting band, we put together our musical influences and came up with what we believe is real metal. We all come from around west Yorkshire, we formed in late 2008 and began planning out the band going through different ideas and people to get what we want! We finally found that we could easily work on Hardcore/Grindcore/Death metal. We all study ND Music Tech at the Thornes Campus and have external influences and tones of knowledge but we’re always learning on the road and in the studios.

Suicide Silence started in late 2002 as a side project for its members who were all involved in other local bands at the time. Things didn’t get serious, however, until 2004, when the current lineup was solidified. “Early on we were slower and sludgier,” explains drummer Josh Goddard, “but through a few member changes the sound became more powerful and energetic.” This mix of musicians brought together their influences—death metal, grindcore, black metal, hardcore, doom—and combined them into songs that are complex without being mystifying...

I'll Eat Your Face is a two-man grinding party-pack from Cork city, Ireland. THE BOY handles the guitar and shouts while BARRYTRON hits the drums and does the count-ins before each song. Their influences are grounded mainly in beer, telly and a shared dislike of not having both to hand at all times. Songs are fast and mainly deal with fat women, wasps and various other abnormal spewage from the diseased brains of the two simpletons. Gigs in January with Evolution of a Sun, DJ Scotch Egg and Sylvan.

The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza are named after actor Tony Danza; the humorous moniker is occasionally misinterpreted, as older concertgoers have attended shows in hopes of seeing Danza himself. The group signed with Corrosive Recording in 2005 after self-releasing their debut album. Their most recent release, Danza II: Electric Boogaloo, was issued in 2007 on Black Market Activities. The album's name is a parody of the Danzig album, Danzig II: Lucifuge, as well as the 1980s film Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo.