Surprised i had to dive so deep to find this thread. Been jamming to these guys for a couple years straight now and they're constantly dropping new music.
I picked up Nonagon Infinity on the advice of my cousin... man, that album is something else.. those guys are talented AF.
The vocals kill me though... some songs would be better w/ no vocals at all, IMO. Is that unique to that album, or reflective of their whole discography?
I picked up Nonagon Infinity on the advice of my cousin... man, that album is something else.. those guys are talented AF.
The vocals kill me though... some songs would be better w/ no vocals at all, IMO. Is that unique to that album, or reflective of their whole discography?
That's also the album that I was introduced to first. It's definitely rough around the edges compared to some of their others. Each album has a completely different music style, so the vocals change a lot. I don't think they're necessarily known for their vocals but I'd recommend checking out another album or two to see what you think.
I picked up Nonagon Infinity on the advice of my cousin... man, that album is something else.. those guys are talented AF.
The vocals kill me though... some songs would be better w/ no vocals at all, IMO. Is that unique to that album, or reflective of their whole discography?
That's also the album that I was introduced to first. It's definitely rough around the edges compared to some of their others. Each album has a completely different music style, so the vocals change a lot. I don't think they're necessarily known for their vocals but I'd recommend checking out another album or two to see what you think.
I think what kills me is that pretty much all the vocals on NI have an instrument shadowing their melody... it's fine for one or two songs, but gets old after a bit.
Still in all, Robot Stop, Big Fig Wasp, Evil Death Roll, Road Train... all f'ing awesome songs. The discography is overwhelming, it's so expansive, but I definitely want to check out more,.
This band is crazy! My son and I have started going through their catalog and they are pretty cool. Read the reviews on Allmusic.com to see how they force themselves into musical challenges for each album.
Haven’t seen them live yet, but I see they are doing 4 days at The Caverns in Tennessee. That is a really cool place to see a show. It’s underground!
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Guy over on the Steve Hoffman forums is outing this together. Thought there may be some interested parties here.
Test pressing pledged here!
16/06/2014 - Amsterdam
17/06/2014 - Amsterdam
19/06/2018 - London
25/06/2018 - Rome
03/07/2018 - Krakow
I'm a big fan of anything that Castleface records puts out and this is one of those bands.
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For anyone who hasn't checked them out and is confused where to start: https://i.redd.it/k7dy0fnnb9x81.jpg
I picked up Nonagon Infinity on the advice of my cousin... man, that album is something else.. those guys are talented AF.
The vocals kill me though... some songs would be better w/ no vocals at all, IMO. Is that unique to that album, or reflective of their whole discography?
Still in all, Robot Stop, Big Fig Wasp, Evil Death Roll, Road Train... all f'ing awesome songs. The discography is overwhelming, it's so expansive, but I definitely want to check out more,.
Haven’t seen them live yet, but I see they are doing 4 days at The Caverns in Tennessee. That is a really cool place to see a show. It’s underground!
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Anywho I have like 4 different versions of this album and a test press being one of them.
Fun band, go see them.
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