Projectile Hatred

Fuck it, my blog, I can post about my own band if I want too! So, long story short, a couple years ago, I got introduced to a wonderful fella named Mike Stitches, aka, the singer for the fantastic chaosgrind band Thousandswilldie. We met over a review I did for his new band, Standing On A Floor of Bodies, and their fantastic demo tape. Eventually, we agreed to share a split with my band, Hiroshima Vacation. Fastforward a few years, multiple recordings, pressing hassles, and here we have our newly released split cassette tape! Limited to 100 copies.

Out of all the songs we recorded in this session, I'd have to say these ones sound the best. Short and sweet side from us, yada yada, but the SOAFOB side is a ripper!!!! 5 tracks of their industrial, bass guitar powered grind mayhem. One track even features a feature by Pete Benümb!!! They threw in a noise/sample piece at the end to keep this from being a 4 minute split. Nice touch!

Pro-pressed tapes, and they look amazing. Full color J-card and and insert AND a download code. Very happy with the presentation.

Buy here, if you want.

~VII

New Hiroshima Vacation Song - "Overachiever" on America Aftermath

For those of you who don't know, I play in a grindcore band called Hiroshima Vacation. Allow me to do some shameless self promotion and tell you that a new song of ours called "Overachiever" has debuted on American Aftermath for all to enjoy. This song will be on our split cassette with Standing On A Floor Of Bodies, which will be released on Sweet Stache Records very soon. We also have a split with the Canadian band, Greber coming out later this year, and another split 7" with an unknown band coming out too. I'll post about the releases once I have them in my possession. Until then, listen to our new song HERE, and tell me what you think!

~VII

Sister Gomorrah

I got to know of Thousandswilldie through the excellent live music video site Kill That Cat a while ago, and I was instantly drawn to their chaotic, and at first listen uncontrollable take on grindcore. So when I stumbled upon their "A Carcass Is Only Dead Once" 7" in the Hells Headbangers distro a couple years ago, I instantly snagged it. Black vinyl, 45 RPM(if I remember correctly).

25 songs on here, and they go by in the blink of an eye. Not a whole lot of breathing room, it's just a suffocating onslaught of blasting hyper-speed grindcore. Truthfully, this is a pretty difficult release to get into, even for well seasoned grindcore fans. There is very little to grasp onto, you pretty much have to just listen and take in the whole thing, and hopefully your head will still be intact when it's over.

Thousandswilldie's output was very small, and they sadly broke up in 2010. However, singer Mike Stitches has moved on with his new, stupidly awesome project Standing On A Floor Of Bodies who you should all get wise too right now. As for this 7", I see it every now and again in various distros. I'd suggest getting their split 7" with Kill The Client first, it's a much more palatable introduction.

~VII