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Fierce idolaters of the most dark, pagan, union/clash of the indefinable acoustic, the San Diego, caustic, deconstructors Crash Worship, were a miraculous, spasmodic, audio-collective composed of two "keyboardists/noise-makers", three clangorous and tribal percussionists, various "singers" and animators, hence the sound-conductor, Jeff Mattson (who "self-celebrates" in the delirious "Bring Me The Head Of J. M.") on the "mega-lyre" (a kind of distorted, excessively elongated harp); in and since the late eighties they represent(ed), with no marginality of error, one of the most bizarre, unintelligible, and masterfully "OUT" audio (and visual) outfits ever produced by the (quite) underground stars and stripes panorama. Discover the review
Fierce idolaters of the most dark, pagan, union/clash of the indefinable acoustic, the San Diego, caustic, deconstructors Crash Worship, were a miraculous, spasmodic, audio-collective composed of two "keyboardists/noise-makers", three clangorous and tribal percussionists, various "singers" and animators, hence the sound-conductor, Jeff Mattson (who "self-celebrates" in the delirious "Bring Me The Head Of J. M.") on the "mega-lyre" (a kind of distorted, excessively elongated harp); in and since the late eighties they represent(ed), with no marginality of error, one of the most bizarre, unintelligible, and masterfully "OUT" audio (and visual) outfits ever produced by the (quite) underground stars and stripes panorama.
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