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GHASTLY, RED FANG Among Gimme Metal s Top Tracks of the Week

GHASTLY, RED FANG Among Gimme Metal s Top Tracks of the Week Advertisement. Scroll to continue reading. GHASTLY – Parasites While Finland s Ghastly risk getting swept up in the river of death metal revivalists, there s something utterly nefarious about their approach to the genre. They definitely inject more atmosphere than most into their Death Velour LP (out on 20 Buck Spin); parts of it have crept with a humid-swamp moog exercise punctuated by percussion/silence right out of an Argento score. But when they come roaring up with full flight, you get a dismal yet powerful punch in the gut with well orchestrated riff-n-rhythm moves and suitingly terrifying vocal attack.

The Quietus | Features | Rum Music | Rum Music For February Reviewed By Jennifer Lucy Allan

Jennifer Lucy Allan , February 24th, 2021 09:00 Jaw-dropping group jazz from London, psychedelic harsh noise from Japan, and a whole lot of torn up blues, are just some of the things Jennifer Lucy Allan investigates in this month’s expedition to The Zone Leila Bordreuil These days, I am mostly sat at my desk watching two great tits hack away at the fat balls in the feeder, while Philip next door water pistols the squirrels and cats. In an effort to get out of this rut and conjure that special grotbag je ne sais quoi of the out-out I so dearly miss, myself and Moats have turned our shed into a pub/venue called THE BASTARD. I built a bar from scrap wood, he painted a sign on a bit of old laminate flooring.

The Quietus | Features | Escape Velocity | Push It To The Limit: An Interview With LICE

Patrick Clarke , February 2nd, 2021 10:02 LICE speak to Patrick Clarke about their ambitious new album WASTELAND, a rebuke to the inadequacy of modern post-punk songwriting, and the inspiration of Italian modernism, Brian Catling and William S. Burroughs Photos by Rowan Allen LICE formed over a shared attraction towards extremity. At first, they found it in early post-punk music, bands like Bauhaus and The Birthday Party that were the logical next step from the respective alternative rock upbringings of guitarist Silas Dilkes, bassist Gareth Johnson and drummer Bruce Bardsley. The genre was completely new to frontman Alastair Shuttleworth, who had been raised on a diet of “standard issue canonical indie fare” as well a “fascination” with Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark. “Discovering that early post-punk music, it was an incredibly extreme and transgressive, dark, caustic musical language that felt very strange and alien,” he says on a Zoom call. You can hear its in

The Quietus | Features | Quietus Charts | Music Of The Month: The Best Albums And Tracks Of January 2021

Patrick Clarke , January 29th, 2021 12:00 The new year brings a continuation of old miseries, but a resurgence of extraordinarily good music. Here s our guide to the best albums and tracks of a particularly strong month I m not sure why, but in a year so far as disastrous as the last, in which musicians fortunes continue to plummet to the point that total collapse looms as a real possibility, the art they ve been releasing sounds stronger than ever. From Sleaford Mods blistering career-best new album, to anti-colonialist duo Divide And Dissolve s unbelievably powerful cascades of crushing doom, to The Body s latest head-melting extremity, music has provided plenty of necessary catharsis.

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