Sci-fi, industrial, Dark DIgital, all in a savory Metal sauce.  You might call it crap, I call it cybercore.  Welcome anyway.

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Hailing from Baltimore, MD are the Machines Of Living Death. This quartet creates what they term “cybercore”, a fusion of the grind of industrial and extreme metal with the grooves of drum and bass. Many will compare them with phrases like “Skinny Puppy meets Slayer” or “Fear Factory meets Orgy”, but listening to them unmasks a sound that is much more complex.

By creating new tones, and stretching the limits of current technology, M.O.L.D. (short for Machines Of Living Death) have created a sound that is much more cohesive then the typical attempts to merge metal and electronica, maintaining enough headbanging accuracy, melodic prowess, and bone-crushing stompability to satisfy the most extreme fan from the jaded rivethead to the death and black metal fan.

Live, a M.O.L.D. Show is an immersion into a digital nightmare, complete with projections, sync'd videos, and the kinetic energy of Zombot, V5.0,  Ghost, and Cancer. After relentless playing the East Coast, and as far away as Texas during 2009, M.O.L.D. Is working on there new EP (Re:boot 2011), and subsequent new album (Horrotica).

Suhgarim was formed near Venice, Italy, by Singer Trish Fleury & Guitarist Dave Anthony. They have released one EP & one full length CD on UK hard rock and metal label Ravenheart Records.  Since then they have released the single, "Citizen Of The World". Suhgarim is modern hard rock albeit with a nod to the old school bands that inspired them. They are currently working on new music and have released their latest single which was produced by Rick Beato (Shinedown, Crossfade, Scott Stapp).
Suhgarim has shared the stage with The Bullet Boys, Wednesday 13, Pop Evil, Trust Company, Sponge, Blessed by a Broken Heart, Hydrovibe, Ligion, Fixer, Know Lyfe, Joan Red, Black Ritual, Zelazowa, and hundreds of other bands. Suhgarim's sound has been called, "as original as their name, the love child of Queensryche, Megadeth and Heart, alt - ethereal modern metal and combining the sounds and style of Dio and Iron Maiden". Propelled by the electrifying stage presence of Trish Fleury and the guitar antics of Dave Anthony Suhgarim's shows are a return to the very roots of Rock N Roll and what concerts were meant to be!  Suhgarim shows are filled with unpredictable and uncontrolled abandon.  Their stage shows not only bring audience and band together in communal rock ecstasy but balance on the precipice of danger! Like an orgie of Rock N Roll raw energy a Suhgarim show is a free for all and an experience to remember! Suhgarim holds every audience spell bound and energized that recalls the early days of the MC5, The Stooges and AC DC. No matter what comparison one draws, one thing is for certain, "Suhgarim is bad ass rock and roll!"

I'm a heavy metal singer for the band "A Sound of Thunder".

Lover of metal, punk rock, hard-working women, long haired tattooed men, good food, clever marketing ideas, & my crazy life working w/ musicians!

This is where I put my various song ideas, band recordings, podcast themes, and other sonic nonsense.

I played bass guitar for several bands over the years, mostly with a heavy rock feel.

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