“Override of the Overture” Dismember
Dismember. ‘Nuff said.
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[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.] 22 playsIlsa’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.
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"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.
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So bleak, so heavy. “The Menin Road” by Inverloch is like blood seeping through a graveyard.
(Source: relapserecords)
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Get ignorant, listen to Cattle Decapitation.
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"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.
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"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.’"
[Decibel: All Hail Professor Death Metal]
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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.
Theme: Linear by Peter Vidani
