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Richard Ramirez Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Harsh noise artist since 1989. Other bands/projects include: Black Leather Jesus, Fouke, Werewolf Jerusalem, An Innocent Young Throat-Cutter, Emetic, Nuits Rouges, Martyr of Sores, Crash at Every Speed, S.S. Electronics, Threeonameathook,Kholat Syakhl, Gourmet Shit Scene, Random Escorts, and more. ... more
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So much noise. Every tracks hits different. Scathing and brutal. very good release.
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Like being set on fire with a chainsaw in your eardrums. So bleak. helpless and painful. Such brilliant atmosphere building all without vocals, rhythm, discernable notes, anything. Just noise and texture. A cold, suffocating listen that should go down as an instant classic.
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