Check out my YouTube channel gurl: http://www.youtube.com/user/blackearachexd

Here's my next VGM cover, from Konami classic Castlevania 'Vampire Killer'. I've never played Castlevania myself but I do plan to in the future of course. I always remember coming across Castlevania music and hearing it thinking it's really cool so I thought hey why the fuck not bitch?!

My computer is messing up loads, I was actually lucky enough to even upload this without it going all ape shit and blue screening on me! lol So yeah, you're lucky this is up right now! 

I tuned down two semi tones making the tuning basically standard but the 6th string starting on D. In metal, they do this to make it sound a bit heavier but it actually does work! I had fun making this cover, the ending section is just stream of conciousness kind of recording I think. Whatever came out felt right for the song. 

Hope you loiked this cover! 

.'x'.

Castlevania - Vampire Killer (Cover by BlackearacheXD)

The City

Down - T3rminal Illness, Pheolix Nynes, and Cyrus (Prod. By Sinima) New Music for a New Year!

Down (Cyrus, T3rminal, Pheolix Nynes)

Pills

Tracks from Sophie Madeleine's third studio album "Silent Cynic" released 6th January 2014, available from Bandcamp, iTunes, and Amazon.

Love In Monochrome

Part stoner rock part old school rock.
The kind that makes your mama and girlfriend shakes their asses!

The Hanged Man

The Head And The Heart - Honey Come Home (Live On KEXP)

License To Leave

from IMAGINARY WAR's debut album "Replacing The Ghosts" 
http://imaginarywar.de
facebook.com/imaginarywarband
twitter.com/theimaginarywar

The great deal

Side A of the 'Team Spirit / Uruguay' 7" single
Limited to 100 copies
Recorded and mixed at Lightship95 by Ben Phillips
Release Date Dec, 10th 2012

Team Spirit

Marvin Dawe aka BlackearacheXD. I'm a musician and gamer (mainly RPG, Platformers and Survival Horror!) Here you will find my interpretations of video game music I both love and/or want to give a spin onto. Most of these are a mixture of experimentation while keeping traditional to the original with heavy alternative influences ranging from acoustic to progressive metal.

"Most definately a band to watch: there's so much potential here it's almost suffocating...this is an album that deserves to be heard." 

"the band weaves virtually all the essential elements of the Nineties into a simultaneously familiar and forward-thinking album that, while not immediately accessible, will gradually seep into the subconscious. There are recognisable elements of grunge, shoegaze, proto-post-rockers Slint, indie rock and whatever other genre pigeonholing was popular twenty years ago. However, Wayter have succeeded where so many others have failed: Feeding Time doesn't sound like it belongs in the era from which the band has taken so many of their sonic cues. Wayter have their own sound and, eclectic as their various muses may be, it works...Wayter's approach to songwriting and performance: dangerous, impassioned and edgy but without ever losing control." 7/10
-Michael Brown, Drowned in Sound


“‘Bike Crash’ literally shook me to the core halfway through with the sheer heaviness of the guitars and drums and the emotional, screaming vocals.” 7/10
-Paul Cousens, Punk Rock Ist Nicht Tot

“Sure, all the alt-kids know how to put together quirky time signatures and swirly soundscapes but only a few can put them together to form songs with grace and bite. Wayter are one of those bands" KKKK
-Paul Travers, Kerrang! 

"despite all this record's experimentalism, discordant riffage and noise breaks; it never at any moment alienates or displays any kind of pretence. It just keeps on surprising and amazing...chiming guitars and tempestuous melodies, but not before it's dumped a load of slack-wristed open chord guitar sludge in our ears and reached an almost wall of sound level of epicness" 9/10
-Alex Nelson, Subba-cultcha.com

"Exploring math-rock time signatures, distorting and messing with melody and in general making quite a racket, tracks like the gloriously downbeat 'Pilot Turtle' come across like a more vicious Sonic Youth..effortlessly creating passionate noise yet never losing sight of their tuneful backbone, Wayter have come up with a formidable debut album" 8/10
-Freddy Palmer, The Digital Fix

"Rapidly becoming Alt. Rock Heroes"
- Classic Rock Magazine (online)

Read all about it.




Contact email > paperroundband@gmail.com

Alternative / Indie Rock n' Roll from Thessaloniki, GR.
Jake Leg were formed in 2005. They play alternative / indie rock n' roll.
Giving enthusiastic and fiery performances on stage, they have just released their debut, eponymous album. They have also written and produced an EP titled "The Basement Sessions".

Enjoy!

Jason “Nine and A Half” Groves was born deep in the earth's core sometime in the late thirties.
The 1830's. His parents are widely believed to have been Gandalf and the Balrog, though details about his conception are hazy and widely considered to be debatable.  His moniker, “Nine and A Half” refers not to his genitalia as most seem to assume, but instead to a missing joint on his left index finger. Of course, after a time, it grew back. Which probably explains the confusion.

Chad “Crazy Legs” Gravitt gained his nickname when, as a child, his legs actually went crazy and killed fourteen people in a Fort Worth Walmart parking lot. I'm surprised you haven't heard about it. It was in the news and everything. His origins are hazy, some suggest that he was belched forth from the darkness between the stars, while others make the outlandish claim that two humans squished their bits together. I think we all know which is true. Wink wink.

Josh “Mother Puncher” Flowers is wanted in four states for a bevy of offenses, none of which – surprisingly – include punching anyone's mother. Born with seventeen fingers on each hand (but webbed toes. Karma's a bitch.) Josh took up the only occupation that could put his unique physiology to work. After his attempt at pornography played itself out he picked up the guitar and discovered that he could play pretty well. He's been making other guitarists jealous ever since.

Bryan “Golden Pipes” Himes is actually a clone of the original Bryan Himes. The cycle of murder, rebirth, and revenge began sometime in the early 1990's when a researcher in Silicon Valley named Harold Meeks attempted to create the perfect singer, combining DNA from Etta James, Morgan Freeman, and other notable vocal greats. Unfortunately, this experiment backfired and created a murderous being set upon tearing down the pillars upon which our society balances. To fight this villain Meeks created another, and then another Himes in the hopes that he could reverse his mistake. It has been almost three decades and there is no end sight to the madness.

Alex “Is Writing This Bio” Head was born to a poor peanut farmer. He would later grow up to be the president of the United States, bringing to the country a new era of peace, tolerance, and prosperity. Unfortunately, a multidimensional assassin threw him into a space/time vortex and he was deposited in our world. His interests include the show Sliders, cats, and Japanese food. He hopes to one day return home, but the technology of our universe and our physical laws make this a difficult – perhaps impossible – task.

FLORABURN has absolutely nothing to do with the time-traveling, name-thief turned pirate Flora Burn. When they aren't making rock n'roll music they're usually talking about Chad's hygene habits or Alex's amazing tambourine playing. FLORABURN likes long walks on the beach, candlelit dinners, and beer.

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