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New Music – Boundless Beings

Posted on April 3, 2020 by Matt's Music Mine

If being stabbed in the ears by syncopated grinding while nearly angelic voices carried over the subject, easing out of consciousness onto the unrelenting black death that follows, that picture painted would be by Sightless Pit. A trifecta with members Lee Buford of The… Continue Reading “New Music – Boundless Beings”

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STREAMING // (Track) Sightless Pit – “Kingscorpse”

Posted on January 27, 2020 by Matt's Music Mine

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Listen Here – BandCamp Grave Of A Dog out February 21st, 2020

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New Music – Systematic Chaos

Posted on November 24, 2017 by Matt's Music Mine

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Both The Body and Full Of Hell have been featured for their ability to create these obliterating masterpieces of sound that build upon the layering of bone destroying noise. From Chip King’s shrilled voice that while rough to the ears, is an essential tool for The Body’s style. Or to Full Of Hell’s Dave Bland who smashes away with the firing percussion; the two groups move well together and create not only a wall of sound, but a punch through sound itself…