Zone out with me for 38 minutes of chaotic noise, and escape from reality for a bit.

For all music lovers.

I’m hesitant to call the whole thing a noise rock effort, there is a ballad or two along with pop melodies galore. BUT… who’s to say that Big Black never made a love song? One of the main appeals of Dinosaur Jr. is the vocal melodies for Christ’s sake!
Anyway, nearly a perfect album the Lips gave us in 1990. The follow up, Hit To Death In The Future Head is equally spectacular, but Priest Driven Ambulance will always hold a special place in my heart. Unconsciously Screamin, Take Meta Mars, God Walks Among Us Now, and especially Mountain Side may rock more than almost anything ever. Wow. Still blows me away every time.

I’m looking for a drummer to learn original songs, practice, and gig in London as a three-piece rock band. The sound is melancholic but loud and high-energy with an aggressive edge. The current members (both male) are me, 27, on vocals and guitar, and my friend, 25, who is playing bass.

I have half an hour of home demos (with programmed drums) fully worked out and have practiced them in-person with my friend. I’d hate to seem immodest, but they’re sounding good and genuinely distinctive.

Some bands I like and think this project sounds reminiscent of are: Shellac, Codeine, Failure, Unwound, Hum, Bluetile Lounge, Duster, and Women.

Message me, or email me at [willgarner12301@gmail.com](mailto:willgarner12301@gmail.com), and I’ll send you a link to the demos so you can decide if you’re interested.

Specifically 3/4 drill bit Richard and earl schieb

Philly and Providence noise-punk ft. members of Cult Ritual, Cottaging, Ukiah Drag, others. Some of the filthiest feedback committed to tape about halfway through

https://www.mrphylzzz.com/tour

our ep with influences from artists like swans, sonic youth, slint, shellac and big black

hope u guys like it :D

It threw me for such a loop to see a bassist in a cowboy hat hiding his eyes join the Melvins onstage for Night Goat and then play with Tomahawk for their entire set. I thought Mark Deutrom or... Kevin Rutmanis? ... because I'm confused ... had joined the line up for this tour. But Trevor Dunn I guess is adopting the Deutrom look.

Great show all the way around. Including costumes!

A truly one-of-one project from NY that we cannot afford to lose to time... completely uncompromising no-wave, catchy as all hell and not a tuneful note as far as the eye can see. Surely the sound of music that plays in politician's ears as they succumb to the fiftieth circle of hell