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03-03-2009, 01:28 AM | #1 (permalink) |
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Hella
A 2-man duo composed of one of the most insane drummers, Zach Hill and one of the most insane guitarist, Spencer Siem and until just recently, adding vocals, bass, and a second guitar to the band. Their music is complex, noisy, melodic, experimental, and a bunch of other things at the same time.
A few examples of their songs, starting with their earlier stuff: Biblical Violence. Suistyle Try Did. The Things People Do When They Think No One Is Looking. The last video is from their latest album. Their sound changed alot, it lost alot of the experimentation that I like about them, although its still a great album. Also, some of the member's solo projects: Zach Hill: Hindsight Is Nowhere Iambix Strays. Unseen Forces. Spencer Siem: Track 2. Track 4. |
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03-11-2009, 10:35 PM | #8 (permalink) | |
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But as far as their latest album with the new lineup, I'm not really getting into it. I thought "cool, the amazing-ness that is Hella can now expand their sound beyond drums and guitar to make even more amazing stuff," which didn't really happen. Although the crazy noise drum and guitar duo are still there in the album, it is more in the backround. But the music is great for when you want to listen to something a bit more pop-ish but played by a great band. The song "The Things People Do When They Think No One Is Looking." If I want somethin with that whole verse/chorus/verse/chorus thing, I would rather listen to it done with some originality. |
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03-18-2009, 04:00 PM | #9 (permalink) |
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damn. I love them. I wish more people would give them a chance, they are definately worth it.
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