Jinn The Rapper -- Killing flow, rap science, hardcore voice, unpredictable style. Yes, all in one. So let's listen some scientific rap and enjoy some blasting beats.

So you've found this page; good for you. I'm an independent producer and recording engineer. I post things which I find interesting here. It's also a place for me to shamelessly shill my own material. Hope y'all dig.

Formed in 1999, Necrotized Flesh is a loosely knit collective of musicians led by Reverend Brett Grimm.  The main goal of Necrotized Flesh is to perpetuate extreme heavy metal into new generations of listeners.  

Jeremiah Saint on another level.

DECAYEDen is my device for all that is dark and emotional. The name comes from DECAY EDEN or the decay of humanity/ ones self.

this is DECAYEDen (decayed-in) 

Founded by Nate Dal Cais, Imbolg was named after a pagan holiday. Dal Cais became inspired by the meaning behind the holiday, Imbolg which brings hope of better times and encourages people to rejoice for what they have. Dal Cais teamed up with Julius "Malacoda" Heuman in 2004 and the pair along with original drummer Torbin the Beholder (who did a European tour with hardcore icons the Cro-Mags), began performing at such venues as CBGB's 1313 alchemy gothic lounge, and more recently performing in New England, Pennsylvania and NJ as well as continuing to perform in New York. Currently Jessie Mckevitt is playing drums, and Marco Kenny P is playing violin and keyboards.


 Imbolg's influences range from Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, Type O Negative, Kiss, Return to Khafji, Kamelot, Sisters of Mercy, Malaise,Paradise Lost, Moonspell, Rush, Muse, Switchblade Symphony, Tool, and many others.

In keeping with a Pagan ambiance, Imbolg does a ritual at every show before they start to perform which entails burning of sage and incense which they were noted for by Goth author Mick Mercer in his latest book : "Music To Die For".

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