So, how much of a trek is it to get to the road? 🤔
Just a practical question: is there a convenience store, gas station, or even just a roadside stand nearby where we can pick up some snacks, or should we just pack our own food?
Olivia Turner81 said:DODO EICHMANN - (formerly of The Babies, formerly of Erotic biljan and his Heretics), a guitarist who has long been the gold standard for heavy R&R riffs in the States...
🤣 🙂 😂
And why is Olivia Turner81 the only one with a photo? 🧐
Honestly, you could probably learn a thing or two from Nulla about how to actually use more than two chords in a song 🤷
But if you guys enjoyed that so much, go give Fear Factory or some old-school Biohazard a listen. It’s a similar vibe, just significantly more interesting... 🙂
slypilot13 said:I’m skipping it just because of Nick Cave. Honestly, what kind of festival is this? It’s a joke. You had much better, more relevant acts at that old Rock Marathon in St. Louis back in '89. Think Leb and Sol or Atomic Shelter...
From where I’m sitting, Nick Cave is easily the least relevant performer on this entire lineup...🙄
As for Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, they haven't even released the daily lineup yet. My guess is they'll drop the schedule about a month before the event kicks off...
Noah Myers67 said:They performed and recorded alongside Agathocles and Anal Cunt... ☕
They recorded stuff with Agathocles and they also recorded stuff with Extreme Noise Terror... just some unlistenable bullshit produced without any real knowledge of the bands involved... 🙄
I have to bring up the legendary TERRORIZER and their 1989 release, "World Downfall." It’s easily one of the most hit-oriented grindcore albums ever made—maybe even the only one you can actually dance to. Grindcore with actual groove... it’s something else entirely. The lineup for that record was basically an all-star squad: Jesse Pintado from napalm Death on guitar, Pete Sandoval from Morbid Angel on drums (is he God or the Devil?), along with the incredible vocalist Oscar Garcia and the even better bassist Alfred Estrada. When they reunited a couple of years back, they replaced those guys and put out "Darker Days Ahead." It wasn't a bad record—not when you've got Pintado and Sandoval involved—but it really had nothing to do with the original TERRORIZER vibe. Sadly, Jesse Pintado passed away shortly after (or maybe even just before?) that album dropped, so the band is effectively gone again... and that’s pretty much the story. "World Downfall" is an absolute classic. In my opinion, it's the definitive starting point if you want to get into grind...
Anthony Bennett46 said:Since we’re on the subject of Napalm, I actually use You Suffer as my ringtone. For texts, obviously... 😁