September 28, 2011 4:49 pm
NRIII - The PVR EPs. The first physical release from Neon Doom Records is a compilation of the first two limited-edition NRIII demo tapes, originally released by Primal Vomit Records. NRIII’s first album released through Primal Vomit Records is a collection of filth scrapped from the festering barrel of the human psyche. An arrogant id rant expressing the darkest thoughts that cross the minds of our capitalist, power starved society. This stripped down blackened crust/noise is not for the sensitive, but perfect for fans of Bone Awl or WOLD. A huge step up both lyrically and musically, “$”, is 20 minutes of low-end blackened noise terror that weighs heavily on your body, mind, and soul. Each of these five tracks explores how our consumerist, egotistic, and petty world crumbles us all into shells not fit to be the scum under the boots that are trampling us. The PVR EP is currently only available through the Neon Doom CreateSpace Website for $12 at https://www.createspace.com/1963075.

NRIII - The PVR EPs.

The first physical release from Neon Doom Records is a compilation of the first two limited-edition NRIII demo tapes, originally released by Primal Vomit Records.

NRIII’s first album released through Primal Vomit Records is a collection of filth scrapped from the festering barrel of the human psyche. An arrogant id rant expressing the darkest thoughts that cross the minds of our capitalist, power starved society. This stripped down blackened crust/noise is not for the sensitive, but perfect for fans of Bone Awl or WOLD.

A huge step up both lyrically and musically, “$”, is 20 minutes of low-end blackened noise terror that weighs heavily on your body, mind, and soul. Each of these five tracks explores how our consumerist, egotistic, and petty world crumbles us all into shells not fit to be the scum under the boots that are trampling us.

The PVR EP is currently only available through the Neon Doom CreateSpace Website for $12 at https://www.createspace.com/1963075.

June 8, 2011 2:51 pm

A Live video of an improvised High School Clicks performance at Burro Bar in Jacksonville, Florida, for Jacksonville Art & Noise Society #11. Filmed by Keaton Orsborn.

Originally set up to be an Electric Teeth show, a change of events turned the evening into a HSC performance. There were a few kinks in the MIDI sequencers that left a few of the triggers taking a mind of their own, but it wouldn’t be a live performance if there wasn’t something messing up.

May 29, 2011 3:09 pm
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New NRIII. “Suffering” off of a new project entitled “Solus Patior”, which is currently being worked on.