I am doktorb. I scour the internet looking for waveforms to deconstruct  and build sonic structures out of the debris.

In my mission of creative destruction I have chanced upon a number of willing co-conspirators who you should also check out.

http://soundcloud.com/half-digested-taco
http://soundcloud.com/blackbeastofarrrghhh
http://soundcloud.com/433-for-national-anthem
http://soundcloud.com/darius-improvise
http://soundcloud.com/swivelized-sounds
http://soundcloud.com/james-clark-1

GraVil are a melodic thrash metal/death metal band formed in 2007 by musically open minded friends whom envisioned writing music completely unpolluted by the outside world. A band that wrote music for their own personal pleasure, influenced by “Penderecki”, “Metallica”, “Megadeth”, “At The Gates”, “Carcass”, “Children Of Bodom”, “Amorphis” and their own wholly original take on metal. Chris Rogers of Metalmayhem webzine described their sound -

“There are so many different styles on here ranging from Melodic Death and Thrash, to Hardcore and Metalcore and yet they still manage to put their own stamp on things and inject originality throughout.”



The 2007 beginnings of GraVil caught the band unaware of the reaction their music would meet, and this was to be the start. This tremendous feedback saw GraVil starting work on an online presence, beginning with Myspace, to share their music with the world, and they were to be received with open arms. 2008 saw the “Something Worth Chasing EP” independently released. It sold out 2 production runs, and unable to keep up with demand, the band pressed samplers as opposed to finished cd's, and gave these away free, worldwide. The title track would accumulate airplay on a substantial amount of radio stations all over the globe. This was just the beginning.



The band spent the next 6 months writing a second EP, “The Age Of Corruption” with production duties handled by Dan Abela (Sarah Jezebel Deva, Voices). The results were humbling. The EP counted amongst its fans and admirers Kerrang!, Rock Sound, and Terrorizer (Who would also give the band a “Choice Cuts” feature) . The title track would also be play listed by many radio stations and opening track “Helmsman” enjoyed many worldwide radio appearances, including Ian Camfield’s XFM Rock Show.



On the back of such great press, Universal signed up the distribution for the 5 track EP and it quickly populated all the major digital download sites worldwide and was placed on HMV's rock/metal home page.

The single 'March Of The Titans' featuring James McIlroy (Cradle Of Filth/Chaosanct) was released on 24th January 2010. The video was play listed by Scuzz TV and the track itself received airplay on many international radio stations including Bruce Dickinson’s radio 6 rock show.

In 2012 GraVil headed back in to Escape Route Studios with Dan Abela to give the full length album the well deserved sound it needed. 

GraVil are now a very active 5 piece with Grant Stacey heading up the vocals, Tony Dando and Andy Slade taking up guitar duties, Nathan ‘Sparx’ Lamb on bass and Conor Harkness on drums. The quintuplet have performed for Terrorizer Grindhouse supporting symphonic black metallers “Saturnian”, for Unified Sounds supporting metal giants “Beholder” and “Man Of Kin”, for Bowtell Promotions supporting the legendary “Kyrbgrinder” proving that this dynamic band are at home whatever the venue, whomever the headliner and whatever the sub genre of metal/rock. 
Tom Dare witnessed and reviewed a GraVil show for “Terrorizer Magazine” saying:

"GraVil open this evening's Grindhouse in fine fashion, showcasing some fantastic shred among the riffage, able to do the blistering stuff nicely while confident to slow things down to serve the songs”

www.gravilmetal.com
www.facebook.com/gravil

Clone of TOTALITNY REZIM-INDUSTRY...just spreading the chaos!!! All tracks are in mutant-fidelity...mu-fi!!!

https://web.facebook.com/SoundgardenSessions/ Nick Warren's The Soundgarden is proud to present its Miami Sampler 2019. Not only does this release showcase a select few of the tracks that Nick (and a bunch of his fellow electronic titans) will be spinning throughout this year's Miami Music Week (and Winter Music Conference), but it highlights some tracks that have been instrumental for Nick in the past few months. Featuring debuts, variety and interesting collaborations, this is the sound of The Soundgarden distilled into eight wonderful tracks. Opening with Berni Turletti's 'Discovering Me', a deep throbbing bass and Middle-Eastern wails provide ample evidence of why Berni is starting to make ever bigger waves. Diego Poblets follows up with 'Karma', a lighter affair that's full of classy sonic touches and a strong lead. Kamilo Sanclemente teams up with Dabeat for 'Theory of Silence', a subtle melodic journey over 10 minutes that manages to be both resplendent and epic, while Memory & Ezequiel Arias work together on the eargasmic 'Shen'. Oliver and Tom deliver two strong releases; firstly, 'Remote Visions' is a deep, richly engaging warm up with emotive strings, while the complementing track 'Time Lapse' is a funky bongo-led groover with a spoken-word male vocal. Perfecto A&R, Oliver Harper makes his Soundgarden debut with 'Landrake' which follows on from the Buenos Aires duos vibe perfect(o)ly! Rounding out the pack is Irish wonder Shane Robinson with 'Gemini'. Soundtracky and evolving, this is mind music at its most pure from one of the best sound designers in the business. It's the perfect way to round off a fantastic sampler - if this doesn't get you in the mood for sun, sand and grooves, then we're not sure what will. Distributed by Strikeforce 360 Media http://www.instagram.com/strikeforce360/ http://www.facebook.com/Strikeforce360 http://twitter.com/STRIKEFORCE360

AKA Downfall of nur 
linktr.ee/antoniosanna

Raveyard is following