Mouthus

Merging the effects-heavy guitar excursions of Brian Sullivan using the free of charge jazz stylings of drummer/percussionist Nate Nelson, the Brooklyn-based Mouthus start using a mix of dense instrumentation and squelching, overloaded sound to make a appear that varies from dark and ambient to piercing and tortured. Via a string of CD-R and vinyl fabric produces, the duo offers recognized itself in what’s probably the hub of sound/experimental music around the East Coastline, learning to be a regular fixture in the No Fun event, in addition to being chosen by Thurston Moore to execute on the 2006 All Tomorrow’s Celebrations celebration in Britain. Mouthus produced in 2002, and afterwards that season Psych-O-Path released their self-titled debut as a restricted discharge. In 2004, the set released the LP Loam on Thurston Moore’s Ecstatic Tranquility! imprint. In 2005, a prolific season for Mouthus, they released the divide LP 12-25-04 with San Francisco-based performer Axolotl on Olde British Spelling Bee; the limited CD-R/LP Larger Throws on the label, Our Mouth Information; as well as the LP Gradual Globes along with a divide tour LP with Increase Leopards, both on Troubleman Unlimited. They held up the speed in 2006, launching the divide dual LP Crippled Rosebud Binding with Increase Leopards and Sunroof! on Music Fellowship, the Compact disc For the fantastic Slave Lakes on Three Lobed Recordings, a restricted self-titled LP on Olde British Spelling Bee, the LP Sister Vibration on Our Mouth area Records, as well as the Compact disc The Long Sodium on Important Information. In 2007, Mouthus self-released the CD-R Dual Drift and documented their first formal studio album, Noticed a Halo, released on Insert Records.