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Brain Pills - Goatshead II
Brain Pills - Goatshead II
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An heady blast of primitive new rock action from Mike Vest’ s Brain Pills project. Delivering a pummelling akin to many of his aforementioned groups, but now with a more urgent dishing out of the riffs and clamour.
Hot on the heels of the well received Brain Pills - Goatshead LP is the cunningly titled Goatshead II - the line up is the same: Mike Vest is a one man musical tour de force known for his extensive work with such bands as Bong, Drunk in Hell, 11 Paranoias, Blown Out and Mienakunaru to name a few releasing records on many underground labels such as Riot Season, Ritual Productions and Cardinal Fuzz etc
For Brain Pills Mike has teamed up with Adam Stone from the excellent Poundland on vocals and Nick Raybould from Thought Bubble on drums and art – the result is very impressive indeed – primitive but deadly drums, pulverizingly heavy riffs – lots of fuzz and distortion going on coupled with Adam Stones demented and haunting vocal style all topped off by the excellent and disturbing artwork courtesy of Nick Raybould.
Hot on the heels of the well received Brain Pills - Goatshead LP is the cunningly titled Goatshead II - the line up is the same: Mike Vest is a one man musical tour de force known for his extensive work with such bands as Bong, Drunk in Hell, 11 Paranoias, Blown Out and Mienakunaru to name a few releasing records on many underground labels such as Riot Season, Ritual Productions and Cardinal Fuzz etc
For Brain Pills Mike has teamed up with Adam Stone from the excellent Poundland on vocals and Nick Raybould from Thought Bubble on drums and art – the result is very impressive indeed – primitive but deadly drums, pulverizingly heavy riffs – lots of fuzz and distortion going on coupled with Adam Stones demented and haunting vocal style all topped off by the excellent and disturbing artwork courtesy of Nick Raybould.
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