needs proper mastering. the direction is nice. good composition. very nice instrument selection. keep it up.

Really enjoy the atmosphere in this with that skittery synth! Very nice

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“A serious condition with respiratory failure that usually requires hospitalization and intensive care.”

“Causes: Breathing in smoke or poisonous chemicals. Breathing in stomach contents while throwing up (aspiration). Near drowning. Pneumonia.”

Search for the phrase “Wet Lungs”, and this is the type of information you’re going to find. No cliché album reviews, dick-sucking summaries praising how the band “totally fucking shreds”, or music videos followed by lowest common denominator teenage YouTube comments about what qualifies as music or who in the thread is “such a faggot”. No, look up Wet Lungs and you’ll get nothing but ominous medical jargon and threats of fatality— and, really, it’s the perfect ode to the band and its blunt, matter-of-fact brutality.
There is something enigmatic about the band; Frankenstein’s latest monster made up of equal parts The Roller, The Locust, utter mayhem, and pinpoint precision. Part of the obscurity might stem from the fact that Wet Lungs’ presence has been relatively transient, breathing diseased life into the Austin, TX hardcore/metal scene beginning in 2013 and indefinitely incapacitated by 2014. Until Three One G’s digital release of previously stowed away tracks, less than nine minutes of music were available to the public by way of a self-titled 7”, every second a pendulum hurtling between Pete Brown’s heavy sludge-then-grind guitar riffs, Mike Morowitz’ infernal snarls, and intensified tenfold by diabolical bursts of Gabe Serbian’s signature machine-gun drumming.
 Three One G’s release of the “Vile Hobbies” EP reveals tracks in the same vein as their previous release in terms of length and overall intensity, but interspersed with everything from extraterrestrial guitar distortion at the outset of opening track “Cool Beach”, to malevolent surf style on the aptly titled “Surf Nazi”. Tracks are all vim and vigor, succinct sonic whirlwinds clocking in at around 1:30 at most.
Still, Wet Lungs have no trouble getting their point across in short spans of time. Even with limited material for audiences to diagnose, the message is clear, and their outlook is dire.

-Becky DiGiglio


WET LUNGS "Space Garbage"

I'm proud and ashamed of myself for making this...
This track is "NSFW: Never Safe From Waluigi" ~Dannyrom288

Waluigi Is Love, Waluigi Is Life.

Dropped down amongst the knobs and dials of Penguin Studio in San Diego, rogue avatars Justin Pearson and Luke Henshaw have created a new project in the form of Planet B, with the shared purpose of creating music both mischievous in sound and sobering in message.
The first artifact from the preternatural duo comes in the form of this “Wrong Utopia” 7” single. Featuring two tracks, both can be heard almost as otherworldly anthems: catchy, heavily percussive, and eerie all at once. Pearson sneers lyrics that present the viewpoint of an outsider looking on at his surroundings: “Sell a good bad luck charm/ watch them hurt their own arm/ shaking their bloody fist/ in the world of the nihilist,” seemingly uninterested in taking part and instead deciding that “’Tween the moth and the web, I’ll make a new landmark.” This is interspersed with Henshaw’s fantastical sci-fi accompaniments: whistling UFO vibrato, dark and distorted electrical hums, and marching band drum beats. Basically, “Wrong Utopia” has all the makings of your next interdimensional earworm.
Side 2 of the single, “Join a Cult”, has a more foreboding sound, a sort of thunderous and creepy call to arms. This is in large part due to the booming drums, live wire buzzes, and digital echoes that brings to mind an oncoming swarm of mechanical insects headed straight for the song’s settings of burning houses and dry fields, “the one without a view”. This is all punctuated by whimsical bells that are unsettling in the context of the song, much in the same way that hearing a child singing in a horror movie is.

Available from www.threeoneg.com


PLANET B "Wrong Utopia"

HOT NERDS "Faded Ripper"

CAT NO: TRT007 | BWR-O7
100 X MILKY WHITE
150 X BLACK
REVERSE CARDBOARD COVER
DOUBLE SIDED INSERT
Recorded and mixed by Ivan Lisyak, March 2015.
Mastered by Jonathan Boulet. Artwork by Jess Locke.

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#IG02 ETM - NODES

TRACKLIST

01. E.T.M. - ID Alta
02. E.T.M. - More Atari
03. E.T.M. - Started
04. E.T.M. - Deadarpeggio

Soundcloud Link: @e-t-musica

Release Date:
Sunday March 08th 2016

Mastered by:
@Gillepsy

E.T.M. is a young producer from Barcelona, Spain. We were blown away by the sounds and styles infused in his tracks. They are retro and they are future at the same time, produced for timeless summer raves. Somewhat opposed to obscure club sounds, these tunes are beyond current techno and grime hype. It is always great to come back to the sunny and rainbow colored music, wishing we were all in Barcelona IRL in May or whenever really.

#IG02 E.T.M. - NODES EP TEASER, OUT MARCH 8TH

Don't worry too much,we aren't going to make you join in a carousel sing along or huddle on the ground and bow to the ego monster.Maybe you will dance.....or puke.

ashes over astro turf

eat flesh 'n shit

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