Saw this guy last night supporting Mike Bones - the audience was left in stunned silence, swiftly followed by dumbstruck awe and then a wave of whispered excitement. Myspace doesn't do him justice - see him live.
More crazy antics from Germany!
With more clever ideas than Einstein, they deserve your time and a better place than accidentaly in Dario's pocket in hmv's A-Z!!
To be honest the best thing is to look at a handful of their influences and you get the picture:
QOTSA, Tool, Shellac, At the Drive-in, Primus - absolutely insane French rock music!!!
This is German math rock with balls!
Anitkaroshi mix Pinback's song writing with Redneck Manifesto's fret board athletics - do not pass them by.
After featuring S. A. Emmons below, he contacted us to tell us he was also in a band - Penta Cons.
If you are in any way interested in heavy guitar noise insanity, check these guys out now. Awesome!
Dutch duo making very dark synth driven rock music. Singer sounds uncannily like Jim Morrison.
Imagine Gary Numan remixing The Doors and you might be halfway there.
Named after a Converge song and hailing from Japan.
This band might tickle your fancy (or make your ears bleed), either way they're worth checking out.
Yet another band from Southend following in the steps of Get Cape, Horrors and These New Puritans but this time with balls!
Think of Queens Of The Stone Age with a spattering of Future Of The Left and The Futureheads.
Hailing from the home of all that grunges (Seattle). Nazca Lines tread the same boards as Fugazi, At The drive-In, but unlike so many other imitators they do it with class and finesse.
After the amicable demise of Polvo came a number of different projects, none were as great as this though. Mixing the experimental sound of Polvo with more traditional riffage. New album 'Beyonder' out now.
If you've got a dicky ticker then best not go near Pombagira. To quote their myspace page 'it sounds like we have more bottom end than J-Lo and Beyonce having an ass fight at a SunnO))) gig!!'. For fans of doom laden, psychedelic dirge such as Sleep, Electric Wizard, Om, etc, their debut 'The Crooked Path' is a must.
Nashville via Transylvania and Manchester. GPS come from Manchester but don't expect the scally, lad rock usually associated with the city, instead lie back and bathe in the moonlit gothic country that is GPS's forte. They've signed recently to Central Control International, so lets hope they can give up their day jobs and treat us to a tour soon!
A melange of skiffle, country, Beefheart, blues, folk and even a bit of Mrs Mills' knees up. Not content to use the standard guitar, bass, drums line up, these guys utilise the ever amusing kazoo to add a bit of joy to an otherwise grey East London.
Minatory and ballistic noise from this 3 piece, featuring 2 basses and a sound influenced by fellow residents of Chicago, Shellac.
Shouty shouty, noisy noisy!
Atmospheric post rock to be filed alongside Mogwai, Explosions, God Is An Astronaut and Sigur Ros.
Only if your collection isn't in alphabetical order that is, otherwise it will be alongside Velvet Crush, Gene Vincent, Wedding Present and Wham!
4 El Nino Milagro's from Madrid who are purveyors of the meaty, riff laden and epic.
Not dissimilar to Long Distance Calling.
Be their friends and get them over here. Now!
Check out track 'Swear Blind' - guaranteed to put at least one hair on your chest. If you don't like feedback and noise steer clear. If you do, then this stuff sounds even better if your speakers are straining under the volume.
Raaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwkkkk!!! 
