(spider album)
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Record Label: Skullbleach Music
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Houston based band, house of moist, have taken the swampy feel of their native southern Louisiana and sledged it together with urban Texas sweat to create a visceral set of songs. Their music approaches you with a pounding force as their incendiary live performances showcase both the band's strength as a dynamic unit and their relentless passion for the music they create. Know that this is a rock band. Holding true to words, every show is everything.
The musical history of the three players is long in the making. house of moist members, Chris Ferguson (vocals and guitar), Christopher Bourque (guitar and bass) and Kevin Radomski (drums) have been creating and playing on stage, either together or in separate groups, for well over half their lives. This experience feeds the complete conviction documented on their self-produced first release.
There is no disputing the honesty that seems to pour from speakers when listening to this record. Bourque describes how the band remained focused on their plan, "Our idea, from the beginning, was to record the songs the way we heard them in our heads." Lyrical themes diversify wildly with references to abuse, complex personal relationships, science fiction and even politics. One might not be able to tell at first listen, however, as repeat visits reveal more pronounced intentions. "Our words are deliberately easy to learn but accidentally hard to understand," adds Ferguson.
Their self-released first single, "harder," has seen repeated airplay on Houston's 94.5 The Buzz and was featured as Rock Track of the Day on Garageband.com and IUMA.com. In addition to being showcased on Houstonbands.net and MP3Jackpot.com, "harder" even spent two months at #1 on the Gator Press Texas Top 40. Other highlights include being selected to perform at the Superbash in downtown Houston for Super Bowl XXXVIII as well as participating in the ultra huge Milwaukee Summerfest for the last two years. And there's much more to come, yes?
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rock and roll for the serious non poser
author: cal T
well I have to say -- Hail to the guitar! too many bands are afraid to write rock and roll with the guitar out in front -- it seems that everything is just chugged to a boring melody -- scratch that idea -- I love the wailing guitars solid grooves and catchy breaks-- oh yeah and the lyrics have meaning besides just the generic "i hate my parents and love hurting myself" great job if only the commercial arena would step out of the box and listen to something that is really rock and different---it will happen sooner or later -- bring on the moisture
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Absolute, stunning album!
author: ULL Underground Music Club 685 AM
Great work. Profound lyrics with a metallic bass line that plunders aimlessly throughout my retched brain. Add in a drummer that Rush would be proud to call it's own, and you have an absolute great album. Can't get these songs out of my head. LOVE IT!
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Awesome sound!
author: Eileen Gleeson
Saw House of Mist at Summerfest in Milwaukee and had to buy the cd. I have been playing it non-stop and right now my favorite is "Marissa," but they all are so good!!
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