February 1, 2012
31 Knots was formed in 1997 in Chicago by Joe Haege (vocal), Jay Winebrenner (bass). In 1998 the first drummer was replaced by Joe Kelly and the band moved to Portland, Oregon. In 2000 came out their first self-released album Climax/Anticlimax. After this release the band got their first contract with the label 54°40′ or [...]
December 15, 2011
The Best Pessimist is a one-man project by Sergey Lunev, Ukraine. The project was formed in 2009 and had 4 releases. His music is a fusion of post-rock, ambient and electronica with strong piano lines. His music has an influence of such bands as The American Dollar, God Is An Astronaut, French Teen Idol and [...]
November 15, 2011
From The Outside is an electronic rock music project from Brazil. Actually it’s a solo-project by young and purposeful Rafael Veiga, who’s writing and recording all music. In his music you can find post-rock and ambient influences, and also some experimental tunes and light breezing of trance and IDM music. Powerful meeting of rock and [...]
November 1, 2011
HEAD PHONES PRESIDENT is a Japanese metal band formed in 1999. Their sound is a mix between experimental metal, alternative metal, nu metal and hard rock. They have their own sound, their own style, and care more about their music then their looks. The highlight of HEAD PHONES PRESIDENT is female vocalist Anza’s beautiful yet painful, and [...]
October 1, 2010
ikd-sj is one of the most eccentric bands on Japanese music scene. Their creativity cannot be described by any known genres of modern music. And actually seems you can use only description – H.A.G. or Heavy Ambient Grunge (exactly so, the band name genre of their music by self). Music of the band get a [...]
September 1, 2010
ikd-sj (or Impotent Kids Don’t Suicide Jesus) is Japanese eccentric band from Tokyo. Their music is fancy mixture of many different styles. But they called style of their music like Heavy Ambient Grunge. Rough guitar sound in aggregate with queer experiments with vocal make their music so brightly and dissimilar to all that you’ve heard [...]
