Total Vibration

Hi. I'm Lars Gotrich. I do a lot of things for NPR Music. I enjoy metal, fun-killer noise, effusively joyful pop music and beer. Sometimes I make mixtapes as DJ Gold Locks.
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Ilsa,
A389 Recordings MMXII Digital Mixtape/Sampler

Ilsa’s death-doom stare gets a dirty circle-pit groove on “Deadbeat’s Ballad” from the forthcoming (and excellently titled) Intoxicantation. You can download that filth + 51 new and unreleased tracks from A389’s new digital mixtape

Autopsy, Acts of the Unspeakable detail.

Now I know a lot of the Cascadian BM scene looks at [anarcho-primitivism] differently and for the most part, I don’t care. If you think you can find some positive, eco-light in the pagan stuff, I hope it’s a stepping stone for you. But it becomes entrapped in all this identity games and I just wish every single time I see some mysteriously short interview with those bands that they’d just step the fuck up and make a statement about what they stand for.
Peregrine’s Kevin Tucker adds another piece to an article I’m working on about anarchy and metal/grindcore, specifically here about environmentalism, in an interview at Invisible Oranges.

So bleak, so heavy. “The Menin Road” by Inverloch is like blood seeping through a graveyard.

Get ignorant, listen to Cattle Decapitation.

On a marginally serious note (as serious as a presidential endorsement from a guy who plays in a band that sings about cannibalism, necrophilia, and rotting corpses can be, I suppose) I would be really psyched to have the opportunity to vote for Ron Paul this Fall.

Matt Harvey of Exhumed [Gawker]

The whole concept behind Gawker’s running presidential metal endorsements series is so weird to me and this will one will likely be a WTF bullhorn of Internet hate. That said, in my previous interactions with Matt, he’s a seriously thoughtful dude, so for whatever that’s worth.

When students come in to talk to me I’ll point at the Bloodbath shirts and tell them, ‘Here’s what happens if you don’t do the reading for my class.’

There’s not much to this live performance music vid from Autopsy other than a lot of flashing lights and some hilariously hammy mug shots, but the song kicks serious ass and features all the mental-patient-with-a-guitar things you’d hope an Autopsy song would have.

[Bloody Disgusting]