Ed Gein

Named for just one of America’s most notorious serial killers (his exploits helped motivate the films Psycho as well as the Tx Chainsaw Massacre), Ed Gein generate a suitably brutal and unforgiving sonic assault, merging the skull-crushing power of thrash steel and grindcore using the irritated politics ranting and social commentary of hardcore punk. Hailing from upstate NY and comprising Jesse Daino on drums, Aaron Jenkins on bass, and Graham Reynolds on electric guitar (all three sing), Ed Gein documented their initial three-song demonstration in 2002, using their debut record, It’s a Pity a Family COULD BE Torn Aside by Something as easy being a Pack of Crazy Dogs, pursuing in 2003. Though large touring in america and European countries, Ed Gein started to develop a faithful following, either due to or despite their intense musical and lyrical position, and they had been signed to Metallic Blade Information’ auxiliary label Dark Market Activities with time for the discharge of their second LP, 2005’s Judas Goats and Dieseleaters. The trio programs to record its third recording in 2007.