The Sound of Mathcore

Unsettling Whispers

Absent

One Twenty Two

Dead Kiwis - Chainsaws Silence

I made this playlist to showcase some of the local WNY talent that inspired me to get involved in the music scene in the early 2000s. If anyone finds this and wants a song taken down, find me on Facebook and message me. If there is a question mark next to your band's name, it's because I didn't have a name for the song in my vault. Kindly message me the name of the track so I can update it. Furthermore, if you find this playlist and you want to add or replace a song from your band, once again, please message me on Facebook. - Mike Marlinski 

Featured bands:

Threebelow, Phaetasm, The Line Dance Massacre, Orodruin, Psyopus, Perfidious Doom, A Thousand Times Failed, Burn the Beautiful, Catastrophe Syndrome, Claymore, Fledgling Death, Hemofile, Manhandle, Now In Stores, Grady's Ax, Hatescar, Sick of Trying, South of Nowhere, The Fall of Progress, The Happy Roaming Troubadours, Thoughts Lost, White Silence, Sons of Azrael, This Gun Smiles, The Rival Sonata


Psyopus- The White Light

“Black Iron Dominion” is a heavy industrial metal track about domination and mechanical control.
Cold riffs and crushing grooves paint the picture of a world ruled by iron instead of humanity.

⚙️ dark industrial atmosphere
⚙️ heavy midtempo riffs
⚙️ dystopian power

Welcome to the dominion.

Black Iron Dominion (Industrial Modern Metal)

You fed us static, fed us rules we couldn't keep 
Built our mouths to swallow silence, taught us how to sleep 
We learned to nod, to smile while fires burned beneath 
Now the ash remembers every promise that you cheapened

Count your coins, call it order 
We count scars, call it power. 

WE ARE THE NOISE — 
WE WON’T BE SILENCED — 
RISE UP, BREAK DOWN — 
WE ARE THE NOISE.

You drew the lines, we learned the gaps and stepped between 
Told us patience saves — we swallowed glass instead of dreams 
I trade your doctrine for the weight that keeps me real 
Your pale advice is paper; we are iron in the steal. 

WE ARE THE NOISE —
WE OWN THE NIGHT —
RATTLE THE FOUNDATIONS —
WE ARE THE NOISE. 

TEAR
THE
MAP
TEAR
THE
MAP
Fist to the skyline — 
BREATHE OUT THE LIES —

You wanted quiet — here’s the storm 
You sold our voices — watch them form 
We are the footnote, turned to the headline 
We are the aftermath, we are the spine 

WE ARE THE NOISE — 
WE WON'T BACK DOWN —
BURN THE MAP, BREAK THE CLOCK — 
WE ARE — THE — NOISE.

WE ARE THE NOISE

COLD HANDS

Minus The Herd

The Surge

The Anthropocene Extinction

Mutual Assured Destruction

In the three years since Moon Rock Volume 1 came out, interest and attention in ambient and cosmic music has broadened and deepened. What began as a experiment in how chill out might sound as reimagined by traditionally dancefloor-oriented producers has found an incredible community of listeners and creators.
With Moon Rock Volume 4, Throne of Blood is once again gazing upwards and looking inwards as we collect our biggest survey of kosmische sounds. Featuring contributions from close friends and label contributors (Gilb’r, Black Deer, Man Power), respected members of the electronic underground with no prior connection to the label (Moscoman, Jabru, Brain Machine, Vactrol Park, MA Spaventi, Cass. & Stijn Hüwels, Danny Passarella, Maximilian Akiba, Craig Bratley, Not Ssandoz, Aris Kindt), members of the TOB family (Steve Cobby, Maxime Pasquier, Linus Booth’s new Warden CA project), and some surprises as well (Cale Parks, former drummer of indie rock band Yeasayer), Moon Rock Volume 4 is a soundtrack for excursions beyond the Ultraworld..
Spread over three LPs, Moon Rock Volume 4 was conceived in sides; six distinct sets of music that move through a range of styles and sounds, from crystalline arpeggios to cosmic ambience and darker droning noise. Intended to capture nothing beyond our own expansive interest in deeply psychedelic music for not dancing, Moon Rock Volume 4 is a further step out of the big room dance floors Throne of Blood is known for fueling thanks to releases from dance music fixtures like Bicep, Daniel Avery, Waze & Odyssey, and PBR Streetgang.
Tune in and space out…

One Twenty Two

Botch

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