Power-violencea, crustia ja ambientia yhdistelevä GAS CHAMBER (Buffalo, USA) saapuu iloksemme viihdyttämään meitä parin viikon mittaisella kiertueella Suomeen ja Ruotsiin. Raskasta ja raakaa menoa luvassa ja ehdottomasti yksi mielenkiintoisimmista bändeistä tällä hetkellä Atlantin tuolla puolen. Jäsenten meriiteistä löytyy sellaisia bändejä kuten They Live, Slavestate, Running for Cover ja Burn Again.
GAS CHAMBER (USA)
La 3.5. Reykjavik @ Paloma Bar - Island
Ti 6.5. Tallinn, Estonia
Ke 7.5. Turku @ Rekisteri
To 8.5. Helsinki @ Lepakkomies
Pe 9.5. Jyväskylä @ JKLDIY Kevätkarkelot
La 10.5. Tampere @ Vastavirta
Su 11.5. Oulu @ Pikku Berliini
Ma 12.5. Day off
Ti 13.5. Luleå @ Föreningsgatan 7 - Swe w/ Utbrott
Ke 14. Umeå@ Verket - Swe w/ Utbrott
To 15.5. Uppsala @ Ungdomenshus - Swe w/ Utbrott
Pe 16.5. Göteborg @ 128:an - Swe w/ Utbrott
La 17.5. Stockholm - Swe w/ Utbrott
"Gas Chamber is a Buffalo NY based hardcore punk band formed in 2007. Our music is a nod to various traditions including but not limited to UK hardcore/crust, 1980’s European hardcore and ambient electronics. “Gas Chamber” is a reference to the technology of violence, and the twentieth century man’s exponentially increased capacity to do harm to human life, yet with even less accountability than we have today."
http://gaschamberhardcore.wordpress.com/
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Continually pushing against boundaries and exploring the outer realms, Gas Chamber are one of those bands where I know I’m not going to hear a band do the same thing over and over again. Each record of theirs makes the past release seem puny in comparison. This may very well be my favorite from them. The noise at the beginning is excellent! Seriously, my favorite part of the song. When they kick in to the main body, they bring to mind Dystopia, but a little more direct and to the point. The vocals are shouted with a sense of pain and
. The second side of this record paints a scene of hell—with sounds coming in and out of the dark—and the vocals shouted with a shredded throat rasp over the din. Rightfully so, as the lyrics are bleak, detailing the fall of civilization. The acoustic playing at the end comes out of left field and is a great way to go out. It puts a very different mood on the whole thing. Excellent record, to say the very least. -M.Avrg Damn this shit is pretty on point. The music is mostly sludgy powerviolence-influenced crust with a balsted out tone, but most of this recording is rad, caustic-as-fuck noise. Lots of delay and screaming and stuff that’s probably ring modulation and pulse synth knob twisting or whatever the fuck, in a single track that spans both sides. It sounds killer, this record leads me to believe these people might be some serious heads. The music parts are mostly heavy and deark crust riffs interspersed with sludgy headbanger PV parts, but at the end of the disc an acoustic guitar closes the song for a little more weirdness. It sounds like if Eric Wood quit Bastard Noise to join Negative Standards and took over, which would be awesome.
