They were in other bands together but only ever released demos .

The keyboard player went in a different direction with his musical output some strange jazz infusion type band call Xploding Plastix and another radiohead sounding band i cant remember the name of.

Have you heard the Satyricon and Munch project in which Satyricon scored the music to an exhibition of Edward Munch's work?

It's very disorientating stuff. Think it would be amazing to listen to thru speakers in a dark room. Very haunting.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOScY1o9CZM

Not listened to it i just saw they posted a picture today of Nick Cave coming to see the exhibition i actually didn't know anything about it before that.

I'm up in the air about buying it or not. It's one you need to sit down and immerse yourself in. It's not like you can even pick a track to listen to as there's only one.

Yes from skimming through it there now its a right place right time sort of album not one for the car :happy:

I’ve gone to sleep listening to that a couple of times I found it very hypnotic. It’s a good album. I’ve listened to it while awake 3 or 4 times as well!!

The going to sleep bit really appeals with me.

The CD and LP don't come out until December which is a while to wait, weird because it's been on the streaming platforms for about 2 months now.

I'd quite like to go to the exhibition!

For the Monday evening chart update Arch Enemy are at # 25.

They'll drop a fair bit once the sheep start streaming their pop pap but their actual physical sales will be okay i'd think. I'll check the physicals chart when it lands on Friday.

For the record Amon Amarth landed at # 13 on that chart. It consists of all physical sales - vinyl, cd, cassette etc.

Bands will get far more royalties from those than 20,000 sheep streaming a Harry Styles album.

Kerrang reviews the Mayhem 'Deathcrush' EP in August 1987

Reviews were out of 5 'K's!