Friday, 4 April 2025

DELEOMETER

BandDELEOMETER
For fans ofFrancis Brady, In Loving MemoryKill Sadie, Drei Affen, She Notes The Chariots, Tristan Tzara, Nuvolascura, Eaves and Ashen Hands.
GenresPunk / Hardcore / Metallic Hardcore / Screamo / Skramz / Emo-violence
Related artistsFrancis Brady, Eaves, Katyn, Seven Bowls Of Wrath, Schrein, Sun Worship, and I.G..
CountryBerlin GERMANY
Years Active2004-2010
Label(s): Self Released / Asymmetrie

     I must have seen somewhere online that the vocalist of Francis Brady (or one of them, at least) ended up in a band called DELEOMETER. Eventually stumbling onto their 2007 album 'Rotation Um Die Ich Achse'...I couldn't fucking believe my luck when I found out they are even better than their predecessor. I've actually been putting this review off for years because the online songs are ripped from a turntable and it's a kinda noisy turntable, and knew I was getting the 12" from a friend in Europe I was simply going to make a new version to put online. But by the time it arrived my record player began playing records slightly fast so said new version wouldn't be a better quality version, it'd just be slightly faster than it should be. So I've abandoned the idea of doing that, but come to the conclusion I need to write this review. Time is short. Let's go.

     Luckily for us there is a Youtube channel that just uploaded the band's two demo cds, the first of which has a different vocalist and the second is two demos from the band's final output aka said 12"LP. I won't waste time discussing them here because it's the LP that's worth your time more than anything else, but I've embedded them below and made mp3s so you can download the entire discography.

     Opener "Fachgerecht Planebnen" is off-kilter and driven by chaos on jagged edges, pretty Kill Sadie meets the intensity of Drei Affen. Title track "Rotation Um Die Ich-Achse" is very chaotic and shrieky, almost like Orchid and The Death Of Anna Karina...and Francis Brady...obviously. "DIN 100101" is fast, menacing, and chaotic with a slight peppering of obvious melodies and hooks. Despite the short length (1:23) of "When it Comes Down To It", this little ditty still packs a punch but definitely crosses a few genre lines and the result is the band's most accessible tune. "Ideal Individual" begins with a jazzy intro that could have wounded up on a Mustaphammond release, but the subsequent waves of electrified screamo are fucking incredible, making this the standout track on the record. I would liken it to a mixture of Tristan Tzara and Yage. So fucking good! "Die Augen Können Sie Schliessen, Die Ohren Nicht" brings the Orchid and early Death Of Anna Karina vibes back, but there's a crazy breakdown palpitation at the one-minute mark that floors me every time. Closer "In Line" is a weird one with some peculiar guitar riffs, but with most of the song retaining the standard DELEOMETER sound it still works, it's just not my favorite, just a bit quirky and sometimes "metal" likes it's a Black Sabbath cover.

    And there ya go, one of history's best and rarely discussed screamo albums. I've done the extra work for you and separated the single album mp3 (which is available online) by breaking it down into the seven track mp3s. You can find all those links below.

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DISCOGRAPHY

2004 - Demo '04 cdr (download it here)

2006 - Demo 2006 cdr (download it here)


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(2007) DELEOMETER - "Ideal Individual" (from 'Rotation Um Die Ich Achse')

(2007) DELEOMETER - "When It Comes Down To It" (from 'Rotation Um Die Ich Achse')

(2007) DELEOMETER - "Fachgerecht Planebnen" (from 'Rotation Um Die Ich Achse')

(2006) DELEOMETER - 'Demo '06' (full demo)

(2004) DELEOMETER - 'Demo '04' (full demo)
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Monday, 24 March 2025

*** PODCAST #178 Athousandangelsandseven ***


    In late 2024 I got a message from Elle, the vocalist/lyricist of ATHOUSANDANGELSANDSEVEN, asking if ZBR was interested in releasing their debut EP. After jamming it I fucking flipped out. It was that good. Now it's out...and speaking of out, the cassettes are long sold out but we'll have some 7" vinyl summer 2025. Besides coming to play ZBR Fest and dropping a ridiculously sick music video, the entire band managed to hop on a call with me to discuss many-a-thing, including: music that makes you feel bad, everything falling apart at the right time to come back together, Aaron Carter is dead, Shrek parties, backflips for God, percolating hard, jet-puking on mailboxes, Massa Nera blowing minds, ZBR Fest, new material, etc. Bands played in this podcast: Crestfallen, Discordance Axis, Purple Mountain, Refuse To Thrive, Void, and Wot Gorilla?. Listen to podcast #178 which is available to stream and/or download for free via this link.


ATHOUSANDANGELSANDSEVEN
Bandcamp

"Clipped Wings" official music video


1 Misery Music
VOID "Who Are You?" (Alex)
WOT GORILLA? "11:11" (Elle)

Going Way Too Hard
REFUSE TO THRIVE "Chasm" (Matt)
PURPLE MOUNTAIN "All My Happiness Is Gone" (Ryan) [official music video]

Vibe Flip
DISCORDANCE AXIS "Jigsaw" (Kendrick)
CRESTFALLEN "Rogue Rodeo" (Dave)


~Dave



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Wednesday, 19 March 2025

*** CALATHEA exclusive music video premiere ***

CALATHEA
"Halo of Thorns"
exclusive music video premiere
For fans ofAltair, ViboraBoneflower and Young Mountain


     Today I'm premiering the new music video for CALATHEA from their upcoming seven-song EP 'Flowers and Knives'. The post-hardcore/screamo band from Basque Country have concocted quite the release here, complete with sick vocals, dreamy-yet-heavy post-hardcore instrumentals that border on black metal, as well as features from Boneflower and Vibora. Recorded and mastered at Koba Estudio by Xanpe, it sounds fantastic. The band cites influences being Touché Amoré, Deafheaven, Viva Belgrado, and Boneflower. The 'Flowers and Knives' EP releases in full on all platforms March 21st, 2025.


(2025) CALATHEA "Halo of Thorns" (from 'Flowers and Knives')

     The track is actually quite short, clocking in at 2:40, but the dreamy atmosphere is both uplifting and intense, creating a well-balanced composition that sounds beautiful but also hits like a truck. Young Mountain is probably the best/closest comparison I can think of in terms of sound, with ethereal and vibrant guitars crashing onto massive bass and drums, with the vocals switching between harsh screams and lovely cleans.

Sunday, 16 March 2025

*** PODRÉ TOCAR LOS DIENTES DE LA NOCHE exclusive song premiere ***

PODRÉ TOCAR LOS DIENTES DE LA NOCHE
"Zigurat"
exclusive song premiere
For fans ofInfant IslandPortrayal Of Guilt and Crossed

     Today's premiere comes from Madrid, Spain's PODRÉ TOCAR LOS DIENTES DE LA NOCHE. "Zigurat" will be included on the upcoming full album releasing later this year but you can get face-smacked by the first single now! This thing is a fucking beast, equally utilizing ear-piercing shrieks and gutteral growls, the track blasts through three minutes of grindy, mathy, metallic hardcore in no time. The final minute or so is soaked in feedback and eerie layers of vocals, making it sound like the descent into hell. P.S. these drums are insane.


(2025) PODRÉ TOCAR LOS DIENTES DE LA NOCHE "Zigurat" (from upcoming album)

Monday, 10 March 2025

*** YELLFIRE + TEETHING + A RECORDED DAWN + MOURN RECIF - live show review ***

YELLFIRE / TEETHING /

A RECORDED DAWNMOURN RECIF

@West Community Centre in Victoria
February 15th, 2025

Live Show Review


     The band I play in (Mourn Recif) was asked to play this show a week or two before it went down as another local band couldn't continue their commitment. We hopped on and I got to see one of the best live sets of my year, as YELLFIRE fucking tore the place down. Videos and links below.

     Heads up next Mourn Recif show is April 5th, 2025 in Victoria w/Emma Goldman, Coup D'etat, and A Recorded Dawn. Very stoked on that. More info soon.


YELLFIRE
Woooo baby the headliner did the exact opposite of disappoint and absolutely ripped my face off. The dark, mathy, Botch-esque hardcore was exactly what the doctor ordered. The craziest thing about this band was finding out after the performance that they have a second guitarist who got sick and didn't make the trip! Oh my god I can't even imagine a bigger, more commanding set, but the next time they make the trek you bet your ass I'm going. They were so good I snagged a second video linked below.
(2025) YELLFIRE (live)

For fans ofHorsewhip and Kollapse

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TEETHING
This band came up from SEATTLE????? and mentioned they had recordings coming out at midnight, and played a mix of genres that would make my brain melt if I tried. Very cool guitars, solid drums, groovy bass and clean vocals came together very well, and at times fucking amazing. There were two other songs in particular that I was all over but unfortunately didn't film.
(2025) TEETHING (live)

For fans ofBlack Treacle and La Lune


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A RECORDED DAWN
Oh my god this band wrote some new songs and they are so much darker and heavier...I am in love. I've embedded my fave below which has an absolutely sinister close omg. At this show Josh (guitar/vocals) from this band officially joined Mourn Recif so expect to see him in future videos.
(2025) A RECORDED DAWN "new song 1" (live)

For fans ofA Day In Black And White and Locktender


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MOURN RECIF
So I found out that if I can't see my guitar very well then I fuck up A LOT. With that out of the way, people seemed receptive, but this was def our worst show. Here's a new jam that'll sound different once we get the second guitar in there.
(2025) MOURN RECIF "North of Horsehit" (live)

For fans ofAnimal Faces and The World That Summer

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Wednesday, 5 March 2025

*** DEAD HOUR NOISE exclusive music video premiere ***

DEAD HOUR NOISE
"Voices"
exclusive music video premiere
For fans ofCurl Up And Die, BotchDetach The Islands, Lavotchkin and Olam

pre-orders open Friday March 7th, 2025 at 9pm PST / 11pm CST / 12am EST
via Zegema Beach Records, The Ghost Is Clear Records, and the band


     Lansing, Michigan's DEAD HOUR NOISE has been bring dark, metallic, mathy, sludgy noise for over a decade now, and are poised to strike with their new 12"LP 'Slow Burn' releasing at midnight  EST tonight, Friday February 7th, 2025 via Zegema Beach Records and The Ghost Is Clear. The pressing will be in hand and shipping in April on 250 burgundy w/orange splatter 12"s. Today I'm stoked to be premierin' this brand spankin' new music video for track four's "Voices". Check that shit out below!

(2025) DEAD HOUR NOISE "Voices" (from 'Slow Burn')

      Nosferatu meets Escape From New York. That's how I'd describe this sick new music video. The song itself is pretty slow and sludgy compared to most of their material, but therein lies the draw as the drums and vocals act as a single unit to build the song to it's eventual climax that is dripping in panic chords and restrained chaos.


Sunday, 2 March 2025

*** PODCAST #177 Sophie Woodhouse ***


    I few years back I was de-screamo'd by none other than Dustin from Glassing. In that side-journey  I recently stumbled across SOPHIE WOODHOUSE and was immediately transported to my happy place. I reached out in early February about doing a podcast and got a quick response, which honestly I wasn't expecting but am super grateful for. If you like your singer/songwriter stuff reverbed-up, precious, doll-like, and with hints of Nirvana, then you've come to the right place, as fans of Nicole Dollanganger and Mercy Necromancy will love it. Some things we touched upon: thrift store guitars, acoustic by necessity, music by feel - not knowledge, mine shaft or bedroom?, 2025 show guarantee!!!, hating 80s music, Kurt Vonnegut faves, Sophie Woodhouse comparisons, what's coming up in 2025, etc. Bands played in this podcast: The Cure, Mazzi Star, Mercy Necromancy, Nada Surf, Otis Redding, and Smush. Listen to podcast #177 which is available to stream and/or download for free via this link.


SOPHIE WOODHOUSE
Bandcamp



1 Deteriorating Larynx's
OTIS REDDING "[Sittin' On] the Dock of the Bay" (Sophie)
NADA SURF "Beautiful Beat" (Dave)

Dripping in Reverb
THE CURE "In Your House" (Sophie)
SMUSH "Sexy to Someone (Clairo cover)" (Dave) [official video]

Double Dork
MAZZI STAR "Be My Angel" (Sophie)
MERCY NECROMANCY "Cruel" (Dave)


~Dave

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Tuesday, 25 February 2025

*** PODCAST #176 Chris Gregory (Belted Sweater, Gayt, etc.) ***


    When Christopher Patrick Gregory emailed me about releasing the self-titled BELTED SWEATER album I was skeptical. Then I heard the songs and I was beyond sold. The quirky, dancey, groovy, screamy, queer-positive glam skramz was something new I hadn't heard and didn't know I needed so desperately. I can't recommend that album enough (linked here). It was a no brainer to bring him on the podcast...and now here we are! A few things discussed: Playing in Belted Sweater/Littlest Viking/Gayt/Wizzrobe, changing screamo life patterns, skate punk revisitations, being a drum whore, playing Star Wars the card game incorrectly, denied getting into Canada, Belted Sweater writing process, an angry gay protest album, covered in fecal matter, fuck Trump, "glam skramz" is hard to say, thoughts on Billy Corgan, a warrior queer person fighting against the forces that be, etc. Bands played in this podcast: Heaven Through Violence, Lo-Fi-Fnk, Neggy Gemmy, Sleeping People, Spare Change, and Venus Twins. Listen to podcast #176 which is available to stream and/or download for free via this link.




BELTED SWEATER
Bandcamp


LITTLEST VIKING
Bandcamp


1 Nurturing the Nerd In Us
SLEEPING PEOPLE "Blue Fly Green Fly" (Christopher)
VENUS TWINS "Stitching" (Dave)

Incubation
SPARE CHANGE "Change" (Christopher)
HEAVEN THROUGH VIOLENCE "A World For Us to Love You In" (Dave)

If I Could Sing Like Bjork, I Would
LO-FI-FNK "City" (Christopher)
NEGGY GEMMY "California" (Dave)


~Dave

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Saturday, 22 February 2025

ATHOUSANDANGELSANDSEVEN

BandATHOUSANDANGELSANDSEVEN
For fans ofMalevich, Crestfallen, Cult Leader, Rotting In Dirt, Gaza, Casket Dealer, and Closet Witch.
GenresPunk / Hardcore / Metal / Metalcore / Metallic Hardcore / Mathcore / Screamo / Skramz / Grindcore / Doom / Sludge
Related artistsEndless, Nameless, Birdhouse View, maintainer., Fainting Dreams, .sugar., Fatalist, Bodybox, Homesick, Shield Maiden, Graveview, and Noctambulist
CountryDenver, Colorado U.S.A.
Years Active2023-present
Label(s): Zegema Beach Records


     In late 2024 I got a message from Elle. I knew her from Endless, Nameless and was stoked to hear the new project was more raw and screamy - but nothing could have prepared me for the four songs I was about to disintegrated by. And just as I suspected when I agreed to release their debut, self-titled EP, ATHOUSANDANGELSANDSEVEN is making some fucking waves and have immediately carved out a niche for themselves in...uhhhhhh, less than a month. Okay so this is gonna be a pretty long review for just a four-track EP...but I'd argue this isn't long enough. Commence paragraphs.

     "77 Years of Immeasurable Pain" lurches rabidly toward the jugular in a violent and chaotic assault only to lead quickly into a behemoth of a breakdown just 20 seconds in. The song then blows around like wild tornado, destroying houses and generally fucking shit up. This jam includes one breath of clarity and beauty via the eerie clean singing that sprinkles itself over the latter half of the song. I also must mention the absolute mastery that is the attack of the bees section at 1:39 which transitions beautifully into another prodigious beating complete with snarling, venomous vocals.

     Things are a bit more scary and less chaotic when "I can't understand how you never thought it would get to this point" gets started, with an almost doomy/sludgy build ala Malevich before the shrieking vocals careen the train off the tracks. Things get hella interesting around 1:10 with a very uncomfortable and discordant riff that leads to a crushing mid-section. The song flies off course again afterward and goes full head-fuckery mode with echoing vocals and instrumental nuances that are as unsettling as they are awesome.

     My personal favourite track was released almost a month before the full EP on Zegema Beach's Zampler #24 and those two things are definitely connected. "We Suffer (the Same Fate)" goes SO FUCKING HARD. It opens with an audio clip discussing the fragile nature of our hearts and love before absolutely eviscerating the listener with a section that sounds like a 20-ton pendulum swinging back and forth uncontrollably...and it's decked-out in razor-sharp blades. The death pendulum finally lands at 1:20, completely severing the part of the brain that stops one from entering the pit and throws you in frothing at the mouth. The simple palm mutes, rolling drums, and cacophonic screams of "just one more shove!" combine to make a truly deadly...dare I say...chorus? as the song quickly circles back around to shove you back into the pit right after you nearly collapsed from exhaustion. Then my friends, then comes the ultimate riff. This ridiculousness starts revving up at 2:10 with some quick back-and-forths between the guitars before everything collides at 2:19, detonating in a cataclysmic explosion that ruins me to this day. Fucking hell, what a track.

     Closer and obviously the fourth straight banger is "Clipped Wings", which while having the shortest runtime is also the jam that harnessed the absolute badass music video created by members of the band. The video is very "Sober"-esque (by Tool) with nightmarish and crude animation that could be put in any horror flick, while the song mirrors those gloomy and oppressive themes using an onslaught of maniacal shrieking, incredibly precise drumming, booming bass, and dark guitar wizardry. I love the ending of the song which is just an automated robot reciting the letters in the band's name over and over again.

     So yeah, that's probably my EP of the year, and top 3 at the very least. 7"s coming in the summer, and a podcast with the entire band coming the first week of March. New material? You betcha. Oh and they're playing ZBR Fest 2025 muhahahahaha. The year of ATHOUSANDANGELSANDSEVEN!!!

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DISCOGRAPHY

2025 - athousandangelsandseven cassette/7"EP (stream/donate/download here)

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(2025) ATHOUSANDANGELSANDSEVEN - "Clipped Wings" (from 'athousandangelsandseven') official music video

(2025) ATHOUSANDANGELSANDSEVEN - "We Suffer (the Same Fate)" (from 'athousandangelsandseven')

(2025) ATHOUSANDANGELSANDSEVEN - "77 Years of Immeasurable Pain" (from 'athousandangelsandseven')

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ATHOUSANDANGELSANDSEVEN additional links

Video review of "Clipped Wings" from HMHD (start at 1:30:47)

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Monday, 17 February 2025

*** BELTED SWEATER song premiere ***

"More Rack Toms (than people in the audience)"
exclusive song premiere
For fans ofDepeche ModeNew Order and Joy Division (if those bands screamed)

orders open upon the February 21st release via the band, Softseed Music, and Self Versed Records


     Christopher is the single creative mind behind the BELTED SWEATER project. Residing in Los Angeles, he plays in a buncha bands but this is his baby. On paper...it's weird. Synth-driven post-punk with poppy elements and screaming...or as I have taken to condensing it down to - glam skramz. When I was sent this album asking if I wanted to release it and although I was hesitant to delving, once I did I fell headfirst and loved every fucking minute of it. I said yes so freakin' fast once I got about halfway through the album, as I was (and still am) smitten. You can jam "Cherry Grove" on the BELTED SWEATER bandcamp, and I'm premiering "More Rack Toms (than people in the audience)" below. As you'll hear, the newer material opts (rightfully so) for the inclusion of extra instrumentation and the additional guitar layers really give the songs a lusher and fuller sound. Goddamn this song kinda reminds me of watching Top Gun...holy shit! The full release sees the light of day on Friday, February 21st.


(2025) BELTED SWEATER "More Rack Toms (than people in the audience)" (from 'Belted Sweater')



Sunday, 9 February 2025

*** PODCAST #175 Ely Morgan (Die Princess Die, Scuba Cop) ***


    DIE PRINCESS DIE's debut self-titled album was an absolute palate cleanser and ridiculously influential album for me. It's truly insane that 20 years after I first got that 12" I was able to both release the band's discography on cassette and do this podcast with bassist Ely Morgan. Yet another massive bucket list tick. A few things discussed: oops I bought the wrong record, Iron Maiden and Weird Al, getting licensed for Bikini Kill and Elliot Smith docs, sending to labels 2000 vs. 2025, tiny hands, number 1 drummer draft choice, face-sliced by a cymbal, buckets of stress, early Ebullition talk, passion as addiction, Andre at Operation X-Ray, 20 years of obsession, old men and cds, how did this band not get big?, etc. Bands played in this podcast: ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead, Angel Hair, Drive Your Plow Over The Bones Of The Dead, and The Mark Inside. Listen to podcast #175 which is available to stream and/or download for free via this link.








1 They Knew What Was Up Before Anyone Knew What Was Up
ANGEL HAIR "Blood Believe" (Ely)

The Shows Were Bonkers
DRIVEYOURPLOWOVERTHEBONESOFTHEDEAD "glimmer fate" (Dave)

Scuba Talk
...AND YOU WILL KNOW US BY THE TRAIL OF DEAD "Mark David Chapman" (Ely)
THE MARK INSIDE "Buzzing (demo version)" (Dave)


~Dave

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Thursday, 6 February 2025

MONDRARY

BandMONDRARY
For fans ofMouthing, Nuvolascura, Blind Girls, Febuary, Welcome The Plague Year, Clay Birds, and Shoganai.
GenresPunk / Hardcore / Post-Hardcore / Metallic Hardcore / Emo / Screamo / Skramz / Emo-violence
Related artists?.
CountryBaltimore, Maryland U.S.A.
Years Active2024-present
Label(s): Self Released

     I only heard MONDRARY at the tail-end of 2024 despite their debut six-track EP '...and the trees fell quiet' coming out in April. Don't worry I certainly made it for my lateness by jamming the shit out of it during November and December. Their chaotic/screamy and sometimes post-hardcore/singy combo is a welcome curveball from the typical screamo tropes. Sure they've still got annihilating screams, frantic freakouts, and angular instrumentals, but the constant question of "is this crazy bit going to lead into a quiet bit?" tends to leave me near the edge of my literal and figurative seat.

     Tracks one to three are combine for just five-and-a-half minutes of material but holy smokes is a lot compacted down into that little time cube. Opener "Pins" is 59 seconds of eerie, gorgeous instrumentals that lead into "Needles" which dices up the opener in no time, relying on jarring rhythms and lotsa screaming until that first emo/post-rock break at the 40-second mark, with the back-half of the song dipping back into anger and violence. Title track "...and the trees fell quiet" is another banger with two sneaky soft bits wrapped around the first inclusion of dual vocals. Things really get nuts on the backend of this release, as track four's "Bleed Me Dry, Sapphire!" puts the vocals at the forefront with a catchy, sassy, and wicked intro while the final moments of the song have the screaming coming apart at the seems in the most volatile fashion imaginable. "Paraffin" is another song that goes for jugular and is vintage screamo using dark and ominous tones...fuckin' love it. Closer "Animus" is arguably the most put-together song on the album, with many shifts and excellent transitions that create a seamless piece of work, with my favourite section being introductory build once the vocals chime in and the throat-shredding conclusion.

     This was definitely a slept on release but they'll likely make more waves as I've heard some of the band's new material and it is fantastic. Expect that summer/fall 2025!

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DISCOGRAPHY

2024 - ...and the trees fell quiet digital EP (stream/donate/download here)

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(2024) MONDRARY - "Bleed Me Dry, Sapphire" (from '...and the trees fell quiet')

(2024) MONDRARY - "Paraffin" (from '...and the trees fell quiet')

(2024) MONDRARY - "Animus" (from '...and the trees fell quiet')

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Wednesday, 22 January 2025

*** PODCAST #174 Best of 2024 (Dave Cullen) ***


    It's that time. That time that the Daves discuss 2024. The good (music), the bad (hairlines), and the totally irrelevant (Norman's guitar education). Some things we rambled on about: the Sponge Bob octave, touring Japan with Oaktails, Norman gets the guitar bug, losing hair, breakdown of the year, pirate screamo, mathcore space battles, the cusp of not enough, post-hardcore boy from 2003, train station vs. Driveyourplowoverthebonesofthedead, Telos tears, Gxllium! being held hostage by a guitar, art ineligibility, etc. Bands played in this podcast: Our Future Is An Absolute Shadow, Shoganai, Sinema, and Smush. Listen to podcast #174 which is available to stream and/or download for free via this link.

CROWNING
Bandcamp


1 Norman's Top 10 EPs + Splits
SHOGANAI "Carving" (Norman)

Cullen's First 10
SINEMA "Don't Just Stand There" (Cullen)

Norman's Top 10 LPs
SMUSH "Goodnight Moon" (Norman)

4 Cullen's Second 10
OUR FUTURE IS AN ABSOLUTE SHADOW "Mimitwo" (Cullen)

5 Additional Shoutouts
~no music


~Dave

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