Kerch talks about Palkoski, So Addictive Booking, etc with THE STEAMING PILE!!




















Our newest record is available for free download.
Limited Edition handmade copies are available as well.
Donations are graciously accepted for downloading the album.
No amount is unappreciated.

Seriously Sincere,
Kerch

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The Seventh Gate

THE SEVENTH GATE - RANDOM ANTAGONIST COMPLEX

Frank Palkoski is the living, breathing, talking, shitting, fucking, physical embodiment of the
nine characters that are within him. One of those nine is also called Frank, but it's important
to note the difference. This album,
Random Antagonist Complex, focuses on Frank, intelligent to to manicial degree, highly impulsive
and extremely violent.

Notes on Frank's personalities:

Voice 1 is paranoid and anxious. This voice is aware of the others, but understands little
about them or what they are capable of.

Voice 2 is a angry and hatefilled spiteful and bitter consciousness. A true Shaman of Luciferian
Misanthropy. Wishes to witness the extinction of mankind; all races,
religions, and genders. Self destruction is not a part of this voice's
constitution, however it is an extremely self loathing presence.

Voice 3 is confused and highly impulsive, limited to self awareness, and is apathetic to a
overall lack of understanding the environment.

Voice 4 is a know it all; knowing more about the other personalities than they know themselves.
This personality see and hears and understands the others and is extremely
wise. A trait that is essential to the survival of Frank Palkoski, the
nine voice's human fortress.

Voice 5 is Frank. Hear Random Antagonist Complex for more details. RAC is the
soundtrack to his experience.

Voice 6 is a full blown omnicidal narcissist spawned from the seed of pure blackness.
A feared mass murderer, whom the other personalities avoid at any cost,
thrives on imposing upon others to suffer horrendously. Due to the others
fear of this voice, it is often represented musically
and lyrically in isolation.

Voice 7 is tripping or stoned out of it's control or so it may appear at a quick glance.
Very little is known about this mysterious character, even by the
wise and noble fourth consciousness. Most believe this voice is heavily using
extremely potent and experimental narcotics, though a conspiracy
theorist may be accurate in the claim that this rumor is not true.

Voice 8 is a self taught killer of extreme precision. Early on in the development
of this voice's presense the need for learning is quiet. Every moment and
movement in this voice's perception can be broken down and fastidiously
calculated to a precise solution. This trait explains why this voice is
always found ten steps ahead of the other voices, and the other people in
Frank Palkoski's earthly world. The cohorting of this voice with the third and
sixth voices and a highly volatile combination, especially under the
influence of the terrifying "eyes."

Voice 9 is inconceivably frightening and says very little, often restricting it's speech
to a subtle whisper of utmost importance. This weight of this whisper is known to
influence all others without their knowing it until it's too late.
The fourth voice knows this personality the most, though very little can be
said of that most. Though this voice has no name, the other voices refer
to this one as "the eyes."

These nine voices constitute the lyrical content of every song, the vocal delivery and
the range of personalities that Frank Palkoski is comprised of.
The nine voices explained above are to be accompanied shortly by an illustration
intended to deepen your understanding of our character Frank Palkoski.
The illustration mirrors the cover of Random Antagonist Complex with it's
nine faces; four to each side of Frank. Voice 5 is depicted underneath the
decagram with one through four to his left and six through nine on his right.

RANDOM ANTAGONIST COMPLEX ZIP FILE

01 - Welcome Congregation... We Will Poison You
02 - The Hurnu Rush
03 - Episode XII
04 - Crippled at 365X
05 - Page Eight Hundred and Thirteen
06 - Oddities That Remain Humane
07 - The Drugs They Gave Me... They Saved My Life
08 - For Those of You Not Invited to My Funeral...
This is the Business of Not Inviting You to My Funeral

09 - A Tiny Little Stone
10 - Easy Explanations Not Always So Easy
11 - Second Life Sentence
12 - This Stereo Has a Virus
13 - WJW4MOYL
14 - Nine Sevenths
15 - Think It Through
16 - Microscopic Humanity
17 - An Urgency For the Uninvolved
18 - No Gift Shall Be Forgotten
19 - If You Chase Two...
20 - ...Both Will Get Away
21 - An Offering at the Porcelain Altar
22 - For My Friends...
23 - Episode XXVI
24 - Your Children Were Born to Watch You Die
25 - Random Antagonist Complex
26 - Eat Food Fast Republika


























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Our fifth full length release is out is two weeks on oct 14, 2010!!

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oct 23 - mccormacks, richmond, va w/ malebolgia
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Thank you to all the bands we've played and toured with, previous members,
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Leesburg, VA’s OL’ SCRATCH has released their debut full length
release, entitled The Sunless Citadel.

Album Line Up:

Percussion Pieces: Larry
Sunn: James, Will, Stee
Vocals: James, Andy

Current Line Up:

Percussion Pieces: Larry
Sunn: James, Will, Stee
Vocals: James, Kerch

The line up in these videos:

Percussion Pieces: Skip
Sunn: James, Will, Stee
Vocals: James, Kerch






















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Review of Sad Girl Acoustic:

...Once again VOG has managed to reach out and arrest every existing
and feasible sensation from their audience through a song...

VOG - Sad Girl


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Review of VOG s/t on Shifty Records:

This record is incredibly intense and if it doesn't put Virginia's bastard
sons Vog on the map then the music world may very well be deaf. Vog hover
somewhere in between punk, sludge, stoner rock, noise, psychedelic rock,
grind, death and black metal, taking little bits and pieces from each genre
and stitching them together into ugly, purely evil jams that I can only liken
to Acid Bath most directly. Vog though really don't sound exactly like Acid
Bath except in just a few aspects. The vocal performance on this record is a
bit like Dax Riggs in that it is all over the map ranging between intense
screams that absolutely rage atop the music with some death growls adding more
vitriol and even a bit of clean crooning that sounds great and incredibly
ominous especially in the context of sprawling epics like "Like the Sky Above"
and "Man of Action" which switch tempos up between eerie, suffocating sludge
and more punishing metal with clean vocals adding a ton of dementia to the
slower parts. The former of these two songs keeps getting noisier and freaked
out as it keeps going as the pace slows to that of pure, plundering sludge
with crazy effects seeping through the layers of sound like patterns coming
through the floor on a good trip. In fact this whole record is like being on
drugs without actually taking anything and that is a pretty high compliment. I
just like how this record is all over the place never giving you a chance to
compose yourself or figure out what they are going to throw your way next.
They bring much faster speeds and in your face vocal assaults on tracks
like "Stepping Stones of Humane Survival" and "Odin's Will" which are near
grind in their intensity but still draw a certain amount of influence
from sludge and punk, whereas album closer "Whatever Works" finds them
bringing a straight-up southern groove to the forefront with some fast
metallic punk coming in later for more intensity. The band is incredibly
tight overall; I still can't get over how insane the vocal performance is.
It really hits me on a lot of levels and the guy has got a tone that is
just completely over the top and unrelenting and the rest of the band is on
top of their game as well. The riffs just keep coming and they are always
changing in speed and style which keeps things busy enough to suit the aptly
pummeling rhythm section as the drummer has plenty of chances to go
completely nuts on the kit. This is damn fine stuff overall and there's not
one track that even drags on this record. If you dig Acid Bath then definitely
check out Vog, they take that whole sound and step it up a notch and add
so many of their own nuances to it. Here is to hoping that these
guys will get picked up by a label soon because there is no way in hell that this
amazing full-length can stay unreleased for long. If you dig sludge but
are looking for something a bit more insane and off the deep end then
Vog should definitely be worth your time. This is going to go down as one of
my favorite records of the year for sure so check it out! Highly recommended!

Review by JS of Daredevil Magazine

A primo dose of hulking psychedelic sludgemetal here
from this Virginia outfit, who enigmatically call
themselves Vog. This self titled debut is a crusher,
grinding out seven burly jams of gnarled sludge
somewhere in between Goatsnake and Eyehategod, with a
hefty dose of Today Is The Day's psychotic metallic
noise rock and loads of awesome Hawkwindesque space
rock FX! Vog's singer embellishes these cosmic tarpit
beatings with layers of intense yowling screams and
deep monstrous roars, but then he also kicks in with
some killer clean crooning vocals a la Daxx Riggs from
Acid Bath or Pete Stahl from Goatsnake. Killer stuff,
blending together megaheavy sludge/doom metal with
vicious bursts of hardcore punk, Southern rock
swagger, and noisy psychedelia all splattered with
those spacey electronic effects into an evil bad acid
trip atmosphere. Anyone into mindbending sludge metal
should definitely be checking these guys out.


Review from Crucial Blast

Purchase the Vog Album by clicking on the album cover:

vog@satanrock.com

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IGON LOVES YOU.
PEOPLE is a chilling and imaginative masterpiece in dedicated memory to life
as it was before a child learns to cope with the realization that there will
always be a source of strife in adulthood. After listening to tracks
like "With a Smile on His Face," and "My Wife has a Roommate," you sense an
apathetic complacency to reality building a tolerance for the inevitable
trials of human existence. "Uneasy Words," is a haunting and confrontational
song, sonically unlike any other on the album. It is my personal favorite on this effort.
Previous material from these Virginia gentlemen followed a different groove.
This recording is more structured in song writing technique and on a more
sophisticated and developed level of damaging lyrical pursuit. For a
limited time the PEOPLE release will available as part of a Deluxe Edition
Split Version with THE SEVENTH GATE's FOLIE A TROIS:

Don't Let Mother
With A Smile On His Face
Mr. Lanerez Never Had A Story
She Dreams In Chunks Of Crust And Cream
My Wife Has A Roommate
Trials Of Lawrence Langhorne
Lets Execlude Kathy
(No People In) The Land Of Butterflies And Wonderfullness (and Pretty Little Animals)
Uneasy Words (Minor)
The Elegant Man
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Lost-it / Igon – Split CD (Satan Rock Records)
By Jay Snyder
February 13, 2007


Igon round out the second part of this split with their crushing blend of
doom/noise that is smothered in electronics complete with pounding, tribal
drums, weird swirls of guitar/noise and the occasional venomous vocal
deeply buried in the mix. It’s like Rwake (well, mainly the first track
and some of the old stuff I heard) even more tripped out at times. I still
remember hearing these guys a long time ago, being recommended to me by
Brad of Berserker Records (now that is a long time ago) it is just weird
actually having a little bit of material by them to play at my beck and
call now. Their first track, “Triangle Shortwaste” is doom smothered in
electronics and really wins an award for being some of the most spaced out
shit I have ever heard. The second track, “The Hog Evil” is an epic drone
piece that soothes at one moment and hurts the ears the next. Both of
these Igon tracks were produced by Steve Austin, so you should know the
kind of sound quality to expect there. This is a damn fine split album.
Just because it has been out for awhile, don’t sit idle and miss out on
grabbing it up. This is rare stuff that deserves to be heard, so check it out!

IGON@satanrock.com

IGON:
Igon

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