Band Profile – Suicide
[nextpage title=”Biography” ] While their name not inspired by suicide (it was actually a title of comic book and a favorite of Alan Vega), Suicide themselves certainly had a dark …
Artist Profile – J.G. Thirlwell / Foetus
Name Variations: F.A.T. | Foetus All Nude Revue, The | Foetus And The Transvestites From Hell | Foetus Art Terrorism | Foetus Über Frisco | Foetus Eruptus | Foetus In Excelsis …
Band Profile – Blind Idiot God
[nextpage title=”Biography” ] MySpace Page Formed in the early 80s, BIG (whose name was based on a work by H.P’s Lovecraft) were an instrumental trio of Andy Hawkins, Gabe Katz …
Band Profile – Vaz
In the early 90s, Minneapolis, MN based Hammerhead recorded a string of EPs and albums for an independent label Amphetamine Reptile. Unfortunately, after loosing their guitarist Paul Sanders, they were …
Band Bios // Khanate
[nextpage title=”Biography” ] Now-defunct Khanate was a supergroup of sorts that brought together members of Old Lady Drivers, Manbyrd and Sunn O))). While their run was short, the band managed …
Label Profile – Load Records
“Load Records might possibly be in possession of the world’s most challenging record roster” – Mark Hensch, Thrash Pit Provide, Rhode Island based Load Records was started by Ben McOsker …
Tributes – Whore (WMO, 1996)
Tracklist: Godflesh – 40 Versions Lush – Mannequin Resolution – It’s A Boy aMiniature – A Serious Of Snakes Kustomized – A Question Of Degree Band Of Susans – Ahead …
Tributes – Masters of Misery (Earache, 1992 / 1997)
Tracklist: Cathedral – Wheels Of Confusion Sleep – Snowblind Godflesh – Zero The Hero Confessor – Hole In The Sky A.C. – Killing Yourself To Live Fudge Tunnel – Changes …
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Tribute Albums
This is not The Greatest Song in the World, no. This is just a tribute. Couldn’t remember The Greatest Song in the World, no, no. This is a tribute, oh, …
Band Bios // Terminal Cheesecake
MySpace Page [nextpage title=”Biography” ] TC were a late 80s/early 90s UK band that was seen by some as a British answer to Butthole Surfers. They also had plenty of …