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Some people seem to have one choice in live, either they start a band or they get locked up for severe mental issues. Obviously, some do start that band, passing on their insanity to a whole new generation of weirdos. You might wonder if that's a good idea, but why shouldn't they. Our entire society is a boneheaded maniac with malignant intentions. Sometimes it does indeed look more appealing to put locked away in a mental institute. At least it's safe there, and drugs are completely free.
Shaving The Werewolf is not only a pretty dangerous hobby, it's also a band from Oslo, Norway. Rooted in the hardcore scene, these guys create a highly intense and chaotic form of noise-rock with wicked riffs and a murderous tempo. Opener 'Death of the Dying Corpses of Death' immediately blasts out with this brutal approach, after a short electronic intro that is. With the intensity and brutality of death metal, sludge/hardcore vocals and chaotic song structures, these guys clearly set themselves apart from the traditional hardcore scene.
While up until now you might indeed expect pulverising noise-rock, 'Do Mind If I Don't' does something extremely weird and experimental. I'm not going to tell you how exactly because I think it's important for your mental wellbeing to figure that out for yourself. I will say that it's the perfect intro for the crushing closer 'The Pissing Link', a song that will probably rip off your testicles if it could. Along with 'Earth Song', this is my favorite track on this pretty damn intense ep. So yes, you have to check this out, but secretly. Otherwise the men in white coats will come and take you away.
Serge
Shaving The Werewolf is not only a pretty dangerous hobby, it's also a band from Oslo, Norway. Rooted in the hardcore scene, these guys create a highly intense and chaotic form of noise-rock with wicked riffs and a murderous tempo. Opener 'Death of the Dying Corpses of Death' immediately blasts out with this brutal approach, after a short electronic intro that is. With the intensity and brutality of death metal, sludge/hardcore vocals and chaotic song structures, these guys clearly set themselves apart from the traditional hardcore scene.
While up until now you might indeed expect pulverising noise-rock, 'Do Mind If I Don't' does something extremely weird and experimental. I'm not going to tell you how exactly because I think it's important for your mental wellbeing to figure that out for yourself. I will say that it's the perfect intro for the crushing closer 'The Pissing Link', a song that will probably rip off your testicles if it could. Along with 'Earth Song', this is my favorite track on this pretty damn intense ep. So yes, you have to check this out, but secretly. Otherwise the men in white coats will come and take you away.
Serge