Tag: Teeth

“Anomalies in gravity, Score the sky with waves of light, Disrupting the fabric of time, Reversing Earth’s polarity”

If you haven’t already had the pleasure then we highly recommend “Oblation ov Obliteration“, the debut EP from Psycosmic Death Grinders Nefas. A collection of songs masterminded by Gigan bassist Rajan Davis who plays guitar in the outfit, its also endorsed by Eric Hersemann. The band, which unites members of Cryptic Gallbladder Splatter, Bedlam of

“With Nefas, Rajan Davis and crew have crafted an eclectic array of both musical and vocal approaches, that push the boundaries of creativity and extremity further than most new bands these days; while still remaining at all times challenging, interesting and memorable. I’m super glad that Rajan finally has a proper, personal showcase of the

How many projects does it take to satisfy the desire for creation amongst prolific musicians? Uniting members of Cryptic Gallbladder Splatter, Bedlam of Cacophony, Teeth and Wax People (to name but a few) a new psycosmic Deathgrind band has been unleashed in Nefas. Technical, Dissonant and Mathematical soundscapes are said to be part of their

Bringing together musicians known for their work in Eighteen Visions, Seizures, Teeth and Dangers, Southern Californian supergroup Duhkha already have a wealth of shows under their collective belts ahead of their debut albums arrival. Available on 9th August via Good Fight Music, “A Place You Can’t Come Back From” includes guest appearances from James Hart

Having spent much of 2021 and 2022 playing shows with the likes of Stick To Your Guns, END and Pressure Cracks with just a  self-titled 7″ to their name, Southern Californian supergroup Duhkha who feature in their ranks members of Eighteen Visions, Seizures, Teeth, and Dangers have announced a debut album. Available on 9th August

So for those not in the know, Pressure Cracks are the second post-Letlive. project from frontman Jason Aalon Butler following The Fever 333. As with The later, this new band are a supergroup of sorts, with Werewolf Congress guitarists Dan Bieranowski (The Mistake, ex-Scars Of Tomorrow) and Kevin Fifield (ex-Scars Of Tomorrow, Gone Without Trace) alongside bassist Ryan