The sometimes guttural vocals enforce a sense of lives lived and a future not trusted: a sense of self-defense. There can be a hard bluntness to the way people whose language is Swiss-German write and sing in English, as ONETWOTHREE do words can feel like clubs or slamming doors. It’s all play - “We want flowers from outer space,” goes one chant, followed by, “We need flowers from outer space,” which really seems to up the ante, even if the last flowers from outer space I can recall are the ones dropping down on bushes in Phil Kaufman’s 1978 remake of Invasion of the Body Snatchers. That is the spirit taken up now by Klaudia Schifferle, for 40 years a signal painter, collagist, and muralist Madlaina Peer, a theater designer and Sara Schär, who works in cinematic music clearance - all of whom sang and played bass in punk bands in Zürich in the late ’70s and early ’80s - Schifferle in Kleenex/LiLiPUT, Peer in the Knownos, Schär in TNT - and all of whom play bass now (along with guitar and a couple of synthesizers for drums and keyboards). In other words, you can’t dress up dada in ideological clothes they’ll fly right off or suffocate whoever’s trying to wear them. “We sang songs like ‘la, la, la’ and ‘di, di, di.’ At the end, it was also a political message to our situation in this town.” “We didn’t have songs like ‘Fuck the System,’ like other bands had,” the late Marlene Marder, the guitarist for the Zürich female three-piece Kleenex-then-LiLiPUT once said. ONETWOTHREE, ONETWOTHREE (Kill Rock Stars). I am really looking forward to work with these guys!!.LARB PRESENTS the November 2021 installment of “Real Life Rock Top 10,” a monthly column by cultural critic Greil Marcus.ġ. "It is with great pleasure to announce to you all that I will be joining forces with A Pretext to Human Suffering (featuring members from The Faceless/Defleshed and Gutted/ Sold Soul) as guitarist/songwriter! His style blends very well and his technical prowess elevates our music to new heights of brutality! He had this to say
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We are hard at work writing the full length with him AND another yet to be announced member. His style blends very well and his technical prowess elevates our music to new heights of brutality! He had this to sayBeto Vipe of Defleshed and Gutted and Devour the Unborn is joining the cult.
His style blends very well and his technical prowess elevates our music to new heights of brutality! He had this to sayīeto Vipe of Defleshed and Gutted and Devour the Unborn is joining the cult. Mission statement – If you feel like an alien in modern society this is the place for you.īeto Vipe of Defleshed and Gutted and Devour the Unborn is joining the cult. Lots of mid-tempo chugs as well, which should help them bring in a more deathcore-friendly crowd without alienating those seeking a throttling, brutal time." Meaning that there’s just as much love shown to a disgustingly frantic riff (of which there are many) as there is to a groovy slowdown. It’s not just ‘all about the slams,’ instead numerous ‘plain ole’ death metal elements fit the bill in their sound to compliment it. " What makes A Pretext to Human Suffering stick out a bit more than some of their peers is the light technical elements they place into the songs, as well as a more structured flow to their music. If you like a little bit of complexity there’s some of that especially the drumming."
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