POUND / Seattle / instrumental mathcore grind sludge
Urgence Disk
- 4, place des Volontaires (Jonction) - Genève
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"Off-kilter time signatures collide with unshakeable grooves while skronky, dissonant chords match up with an almost post-hardcore melodic sensibility. It’s as if Meshuggah, Botch, and Coalesce teamed up to form a new band that pushed the boundaries of each far beyond anything they’ve ever attempted before." - MetalSucks www.metalsucks.net
"The immortal paragons of punk and metal, though often ideologically immiscible, ceaselessly collide year after year to form uncanny alliances and new combinations. Though these odd mixtures typically incorporate subgenres of metal that already offer themselves toward the primal unruliness and unglamorous severity of punk (such as crossover thrash, grindcore, grunge, etc.), there are rare instances of more avant-garde interpretations of both genres coming together to form truly unprecedented emulsions. One such example is Seattle’s forward-thinking yet ferociously primordial math-grind duo Pound." - Invisible Oranges www.invisibleoranges.com
"A variety of techniques converge here; amongst the mayhem can be found Meshuggah chugging and a coming together of crust punk and jazzy rhythms that calls to mind the likes of Botch and Coalesce. This is a form of metal that’s unencumbered by so-called genre boundaries, borrowing from multiple styles yet still offering an experience that’s direct and pulls no punches." - Astral Noize astralnoizeuk.com/2019/04/29/review-pound/
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"Off-kilter time signatures collide with unshakeable grooves while skronky, dissonant chords match up with an almost post-hardcore melodic sensibility. It’s as if Meshuggah, Botch, and Coalesce teamed up to form a new band that pushed the boundaries of each far beyond anything they’ve ever attempted before." - MetalSucks www.metalsucks.net
"The immortal paragons of punk and metal, though often ideologically immiscible, ceaselessly collide year after year to form uncanny alliances and new combinations. Though these odd mixtures typically incorporate subgenres of metal that already offer themselves toward the primal unruliness and unglamorous severity of punk (such as crossover thrash, grindcore, grunge, etc.), there are rare instances of more avant-garde interpretations of both genres coming together to form truly unprecedented emulsions. One such example is Seattle’s forward-thinking yet ferociously primordial math-grind duo Pound." - Invisible Oranges www.invisibleoranges.com
"A variety of techniques converge here; amongst the mayhem can be found Meshuggah chugging and a coming together of crust punk and jazzy rhythms that calls to mind the likes of Botch and Coalesce. This is a form of metal that’s unencumbered by so-called genre boundaries, borrowing from multiple styles yet still offering an experience that’s direct and pulls no punches." - Astral Noize astralnoizeuk.com/2019/04/29/review-pound/
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par Herr Liebe le 10 juillet 2022