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INTERVIEW: Morgan Y. Evans Interviews Leila Abdul-Rauf (Solo, Vastum, The Bastard Noise)

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As much as I love speeding and blasting The Haunted around SoCal, sometimes you need something more heady and all-encompassing. Leila Abdul-Rauf is known for a wide array of brilliant solo and group works within the underground and remains one of the music world’s most uninhibited creative thinkers. Calls From A Seething Edge is her latest solo endeavor, a remarkable heartfelt journey of mourning polycrisis whilst still holding space for dreams of a better world. It is a must-hear 2024 haunting release that will seep into your pores and remain with you for a long time, body music for the head and soul.Continue reading →


Jazz/Rock Trumpet Legend Mac Gollehon to Release New Album with Gridfailure in 2021

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World-famous trumpet genius Mac Gollehon has toured and recorded with a who’s who of rock, pop, and jazz artists since the 1970s. Having appeared on over two-hundred gold and platinum albums will see this prolific, maverick artist collaborating heavily in Nefarious Industries label family.  Mac Gollehon will release a fully collaborative album with Gridfailure, with details to be issued in the coming weeks. Watch “What Could Possibly Go Wrong” by Mac Gollehon & The Hispanic Mechanics here:Continue reading →


NEW MUSIC FRIDAY: September 25th New Music Releases

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Purchase And Stream All The New Music Released Today!

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EXCLUSIVE ALBUM STREAM: Gridfailure – “Sixth Mass-Extinction Skulduggery I”

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Prolific extreme sonic manipulators Gridfailure are releasing a brand new album tomorrow, Sixth Mass-Extinction Skulduggery I, via Nefarious Industries. Celebrating three years since being birthed into existence, Gridfailure makes brutal, ugly psalms for people gravitating to the seedy underbelly of the heavy-weird musical landscape. Sixth Mass-Extinction Skulduggery I marks the first of five new albums, a series of concept records serving as a lit match to the gasoline-drenched house of cards that is our borrowed-time of life on Earth. Stream the album now! Continue reading →


Gridfailure – Irritum

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It’s a cruel irony that, for music which is such a personal and unrestrained expression, so much Noise sounds interchangeable. By forcing the player to respond to orthodox patterns, traditional instruments make it much easier to develop a singular “voice” – by making and manipulating their own sounds out of nothing, Noise artists ironically often end up sounding the same as each other.Continue reading →