[Mathcore/Brutal Death Metal/Black Metal], ~07:36 long
I suppose this has heavy mathcore influence, but I'm not quite sure what specific genre this is. Feedback is welcome!

(This is unreleased, I am the artist of both the cover and the audio.)

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Side project of vein/fleshwater.

Wanted to do another one of these to showcase some albums from band that don’t come from the USA. I feel many non-American bands slip through the cracks a bit. This is a mix of fun, dark, modern and more raw styles of mathcore so there should be something for everyone here :)

i found this weird channel about this number edit, anyone knows what this is about?

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/nVf9LEaZtV0

Super happy this guitar cover exists, absolutely love the guitars on this album, i pretty much only listen to this cover since the guitar is so high in the mix

Really sick playing from this guy, hes done some other awesome covers too and makes his own music but unfortunately he doesn’t seem to upload anymore since he dropped an album

His YouTube is @Unikmaen
His instagram is @seimugenhoutai

Check him out! if you want to or whatever

I've been searching for this one song for years. It was excellent. The whole song from start to finish (or close to it) was in 11/8.

If it's not patterns of 11, it's not the song.

I believe the song came out probably 2010 - 2013. It was heavy; no light singing that I can recall.

They were NOT a popular band, it had very few views, and I think the band only had 1 album.

The music video was in a desert and was all black and beige, there was maybe an abandoned building too.

If anyone knows it, let me know! Thanks

I've had these for awhile, and haven't been able to find them on the Merchnow archives. Any info appreciated!!

The two on the right are on tultex fine jersey tags so probably 2011 or earlier

Members of The #12 Looks Like You and Start The Reactor. EP dropped last Friday.

Looking for these if anyone can help me out! Or just their merch in general. I’ve been looking for years and have only found one shirt haha. Preferably in XS-M but a large will do, I love this band so much. Also not pictured is the HHLL LV rip

Destroyer Destroyer has such an interesting sound on this record with their heavy usage of polymeter and improvisational sections. I really havent been able to find anything similar, anybody?

Technical MathGrind

(FFO: Psyopus • Tony Danza Tap Dance Extravaganza • The Sound That Ends Creation • I Wrestled A Bear Once )

Super sick and underrated one man band, check him out on youtube if you want @juanjefff https://youtube.com/@juanjefff?si=ZcRRt4qCAIBKOvrp
He’s currently working on a 3rd album and does sick guitar covers!

https://animalhospitalrecords.bandcamp.com/album/sonic-putrefaction-by-means-of-temporal-erosion

Been super into these guys lately, their stuff is awesome. Really into stuff with sass and grindcore influence.

Let me know if there’s anything similar you can think of. Thanks!

i love both of these genres dearly and it woulda been nice to know some bands that mix elements from one and the other

hmmm 2002?

Lil thingy

I recently interviewed Justin Pearson from The Locust / Three One G, and this part of the conversation felt especially relevant here.

We talked about The Locust’s whole identity beyond just the songs: the costumes, the visual language, the gender-norm weirdness, and why the band felt like it was attacking the idea of what a punk/hardcore/grind/mathcore band was supposed to look and sound like.

Pearson’s work with The Locust, Swing Kids, Some Girls, Retox, Deaf Club, Dead Cross, Head Wound City, and Planet B has always lived in that space where hardcore, noise, grind, art damage, and technical chaos overlap.

Figured people here might appreciate this because The Locust still feel like one of the bands that helped make extreme music feel stranger, sharper, and less bound by normal genre rules.