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WORMWOODWormwood moved to Seattle from Lawrence Kansas in the early 2000' sBringing with them one of the most intense and mind-blowing music the scene has ever seen. Their first album is a MUST have for anyone that loves down tempo. They are like no one else. YOU HAVE TO LISTEN TO THEM to understand. With their much-anticipated second release Starvation, Wormwood brings a new level of misanthropic splendor and proves that they are evolving into something truly amazing. GO BUY IT you will not regret it. |
| Originally from the Midwest WORMWOOD relocated to Washington to endure
futhure obscurity pounding out decibels of madness for only the most
obscure
sonic worshipers. Their songs consist of pained madness and sorrow that
can
be felt right through the speakers. We had a chance to talk about their
latest release 1. Are you happy with the product? How long did it take you can you
talk
about the process? We're very happy with the new album... It was a long process. We spent years to complete some of the songs! Recording with Billy Anderson was a great experience. We feel he did an excellent job capturing our sound on tape - he pretty much became part of the band during the recording process. 2. can you talk about the art. the layout the choices made. influences cuz i see svankemajer a bit 3. what other releases do you have? 4.any tours coming up in support of the record. going to Lawrence? coming to LA? 5. you've had some changes drummerwise. how has that effected the new album? (just asking pretty much how petejay has influenced the band, what he brought to the table etc.) 6. on one of the songs there is a backword sample of someone talking. what is that? 8. If the first album was the soundtrack to the apocolypse... then what is this the soundtrack for? 9. on the 1st record on side B that song i think it's of as you bind so are you bound. and if not talk about both. can you talk a little behind the meaning of that song. and the 1st song side a 2nd record. Do you feel that the art and soundscapes as a whole represent a wider more communal feeling that mankind is a the autumn of its existence? |