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Swedish experimental post-punk group the Skull Defekts shaped in 2005. Clamorous and atonal in character, the initial lineup presented Daniel Fagerström, Henrik Rylander, Jean-Louis Huhta, and Joachim Nordwall for 2007’s Bloodstream Spirits & Drums Are Performing and 2009’s The Temple. In 2011, previous Lungfish vocalist Daniel Higgs was brought in …

Founding member and traveling pressure behind the experimental Old Time period Relijun, multi-instrumentalist Arrington de Dionyso spent the majority of his childhood in churches because of his minister parents. While his parents had been operating, de Dionyso occupied himself by experimenting using the church’s piano and body organ. His parents …

In January 1995 guitarist/vocalist Arrington de Dionyso was prompted from the musicians that became Old Period Relijun to put together a group to execute the compositions that he was writing. The group consequently signed a documenting agreement with K Information and released two full-length CDs using the label. Between 1989 …

With the looks of the heavily bearded tattooed prophet, Daniel Higgs emerged through the early-’80s Baltimore/D.C. hardcore punk picture as an underground icon using a near-mythological position. He sharpened his tooth within the music picture being a wild-eyed vocalist within the renowned Baltimore hardcore group Reptile Home. Making a dark …

Best known because the founding member and guitarist of Loop, Robert Hampson’s later on body of function moved from shoegaze and into experimental territories. After Loop’s third and last recording, they disbanded in 1990 and Hampson briefly packed a vacancy in Godflesh — touring and adding to their 1992 recording …

Shaped in Massachusetts in ’09 2009 beneath the direction of Brad Wells, Roomful of Tooth can be an a cappella octet focusing on contemporary compositions that bridge classical, world music, and pop at their most virtuosic. Using a founding account of Cameron Beauchamp, Dashon Burton, Martha Cluver, Eric Dudley, Esteli …