Four records down, a bazillion to go.

I just finished my newest piece, "This is Still my City" in September of 2013.  A collection of six experimental and moody tracks.  Go check it out at my bandcamp (http://undavibratum.bandcamp.com/album/this-is-still-my-city)

I'm always down for a collab, or to write music for videogames/movies/whatever project you have going.  But mostly I just make music as Peregrine Vibratum, or with my band Bathylite (check us out over at www.soundcloud.com/bathylite)

Uhhhhhhh I like sloths and giraffes and goats and my favorite color is purple and I really don't like talking to people sometimes.

Well, this is something I've been working on on the side from other musical projects for about four or five years now.  It's a platform for me to place musical ideas that I haven't known how else to express.  Metal actually makes up a pretty small section of the music I enjoy, but it's been one of my favorite mediums for writing and creating music, as it has been something I've grown up with, and have found it easier to convey thoughts, feelings, and ideas through it that would otherwise be too difficult or abstract to handle.  Not only that, but creating this type of music is cathartic in a way.  Mysticism and nature provide me with the most inspiration for this project, but I'd prefer you relate and interpret the music in your own way.  As of now, all of the songs are instrumental, but that will change, as I'm in the process of writing and fitting the lyrics into the compositions

stuff, written by me, mostly involved with my own project, Pripyat. enjoy.

PSI is comprised of Aaron Nava (guitar), Cliff Fielding (bass) and Wes Radvansky (drums). PSI is currently purely instrumental. (no singer is better than a shitty one) 

We consider ourselves progressive, post, noise, rock. With heavy, soft, and psychedelic roots. 

All of our recordings are home recordings with no mastering done to them. We used one mic for each instrument. One mic on the guitar amp, one mic on the bass amp, and one overhead mic on the drum kit. They aren't professional level recordings we know, but they're all we can afford. 

We are a new band and are having a hard time getting going. Any advice is welcome.

Hope you enjoy

contact for band : mountaineater@gmail.com
Band Page - http://www.facebook.com/mountaineater

"If you thought HDU were capable of wreaking sonic destruction, this trio will leave you gasping" - Real Groove, April 2009


When a new Dunedin three piece made their live debut near the end of 2008, one thing was obvious - for Tristan Dingemans, front man of the formidable band HDU,  lightening had struck twice. This was no former glory with backing band situation; this was a band, which was instantly capable of creating its own moments of pure  transcendency. In short, Dingemans has an excellent shit filter, and proved he wasn't gonna step out until he had something great. And ladies and gentleman, with  Chris Livingston (drums) and Anaru Ngata (bass and guitar), that is Mountaineater.

Few bands manage to take the intangibility of experiencing a natural landscape and transform it into sound, but those that do are absolutely momentous. Yes, with this brooding and heavy mix of sonic landscapes and visceral, bludgeoning rock, you can't ignore the pedigree. Yet Mountaineater is a further step down the path  of tension filled catharsis, as immediately inviting as they are unrelenting. 

This is the next great Dunedin band you've been waiting for. Prepare to have your face melted.

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