GLASGOW COMA SCALE was formed in February 2011 by Piotr and Marek Kowalski. The two brothers and trained classical musicians lived their lives between Krakow, Barcelona and Frankfurt. However, they never got the chance to play together in the same band. Along with drummer Helmes Bode the idea has now come full circle. If the Kowalskis are the “head” and “heart” of the group, then Bode delivers pumping blood and a dense connective tissue. 

GLASGOW COMA SCALE is named after a neurological method that helps to assess the status of the central nervous system and classify the patient’s state of disorder. For those who want to know if the coma therapy really works, go and listen to these guys on stage. If you notice any side effects not listed in this leaflet, please mosh and ask for pain killers in the form of MP3 (EP Apophenia released in February 2014).

GLASGOW COMA SCALE are:

Piotr Kowalski: Guitars, Effects, Soundscapes, Programming
Marek Kowalski: Bass
Helmes Bode: Drums

Contact: 
gcscale@gmail.com
www.facebook/glasgowcomascale

Review: http://axisofmetal.com/2014/03/glasgow-coma-scale-apophenia-review/ 

A Post Rock studio project from Germany.
Aron Jäger - Guitar, Bass, Songwriting
Felix Rambach - Drums

I'm an Italian musician currently living in München, Germany, and I do this for fun. I dwell in the Post-Rock, Ambient and Electronic realms.

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Matthew Johnston is a Post Rock Artist from Prince Edward Island, Canada, who currently sings and plays electric and acoustic guitar. 

He has produced nine independently recorded solo albums from 2013-2023. 

His latest release includes "Joyful Noise", a Christian Post Rock Album.

His other 2023 release includes "When The World Ends" (2023), a Post Rock Album.

Other releases include "To A Better World" (2022); "Sagiquarius" (2020); "Son, Pray" (2019) and "Wintersleep" (2019).

His 2017 album, "Out of My Mind and Back in Again", is an ethereal, raw acoustic-rock documentary of his intense episode of psychosis in 2013. About half the tracks were recorded on the verge of his psychotic collapse, while the remaining songs were recorded four years later, in reflection and painful memory of my difficult recovery, bewilderment and trauma he still deals with today.

His other two Independently released albums in 2013, "Canadian Dream" and "Dragon in the Woods", engage the surreal and experimental outer-limits of post-rock, laced with emotional outpourings and improvised singing and guitar.

In 2021, Matthew completed a professional studio recording of a track entitled “Start Something” for the Birdsong Foundation in Ottawa, ON. The album (First Flight 101), which draws on work from Canadian musicians across Canada who identify as having a mental illness, is slated to be released in February 14, 2023.

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"A soft woman is simply a wolf caught in meditation."  Pavana

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