Showing posts with label botch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label botch. Show all posts
Thursday, 3 May 2012
Vagiant - Gospel According To Vagiant
Request from Domino Media.
Some more heaviness from Russia.
Vagiant play a wild mix of hardcore and noise rock using the
template of awkward sounding chords so beloved of Sonic Youth.
Among all the chaotic riffing sit some very melodic chorus refrains
which give a coherent balance to the almost math time signatures.
The frenetic yelping is helped out with the touch of female backing
vocals but at the heart of everything is a healthy dose of distortion
and frenzy. This is good shit - shame it's only an EP because
I would of liked to hear more of this. I highly recommend that you
give this a Listen
Free download from Bandcamp
Labels:
botch,
gospel according to vagiant,
hardcore,
noise rock,
vagiant
Friday, 15 July 2011
Botch - 061502 (2006)

gig - it came out as a DVD/CD set and this
is the CD part of that.
The bands that emerged from the ashes
were: These Arms Are Snakes, Minus the
Bear, Narrows and Russian Circles, which
give you an idea of how influential Botch
became.
With hardcore heaviness, they tore apart
song structures and time signatures and
are certainly to be credited with turning
people onto math-rock with lashings 0f
thoughtful metal.
But beating at the heart of this wonderful,
twisted monster was hardcore/ punk +
whatever "post" prefix you wish to attach.
This boasts a "best of set list" and the live
recording is pretty good.
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