Member Since: 3/29/2005
Band Website: angelfire.com/darkside/mylesofdestruction
Band Members: AUDREY: Violin,
TONY: Drums,
MYLES: Bass/Voices
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Influences: Castlevania, Acid King, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Cliff Burton's Metallica, Crimpshrine, The Jesus And Mary Chain, Diamanda Galas, Mukilteo Fairies, Kronos Quartet, Crisis, Bessie Smith, Bongzilla, Babes in Toyland, Behead The Prophet No Lord Shall Live, John Zorn, Apocalyptica, Amber Asylum, Dissucks, His Hero Is Gone, The Creatures, The Cure, Neurosis, Swans, Dog Faced Hermans, Cyndi Lauper, Carcass, Slayer, Billie Holiday, Jucifer, Xiu Xiu, Juha, Babyland, The Ex, Skabs, Morphine, El Dopa, Burn The Priest, Lamb Of God, Zed, HangedUp, Kandy Whales, Lunachicks, Jawbreaker, The Residents, Sleepytime Gorilla Museum, The Smash Everything Jazz Unit, Pinchu Macha, The Phantom Limbs, Dead Kennedys, Goatsnake, Underprivileged Nation, John Paul Jones, Zeena Parkins, The Happy Flowers, The Dead Milkmen, Burn Witch Burn, Man is The Bastard, Melt Bannana, Eye Hate God, Weedeater, Yat-kha, K.U.K.L, Bjork, Yellow Machine Gun, Faun Fables, Thrones, Taraf De Haidouks, Jane's Addiction, Jajouka, Pigface, Foetus, Indian Classical Music, Dinosaur Jr, Fleshies, Big Black, Bartok
....or atleast that's what we put on the stereo while touring.
Sounds Like:(a Silly Review)
"‘Heroin Metal For The Apocalypse'. This is some of the most fucked-up and experimental metal I’ve heard in a dog’s age. You know what doesn’t surprise me? They’re from Philadelphia. Philly retains an amazingly broad element of dementia to many of it’s inhabitants’ musical projects, whether it’s from the vast artistic mindset of the city as a whole, the incredible outspokenness of the people of the city, or it’s all the goddamn crack. But this is an excellent example of the City of Brotherly Love and Drive Thru Heroin’s sickening musical underground. Bringing elements of crusty grind metal into fold with the use of violin with Middle Eastern influence and shocking noise vs. jazz structures that are hard to put into words, covering endless amounts of ground within each track. The band is actually only a three piece made up of drums, bass and violins, along with the intermittent death and clean vocals that appear for maybe a third of the album in broken segments. The chaotic mess of music here is not recorded with the best equipment, resulting in a more raw and primal recording, and in general it’s not even safe to dub this as any one thing at all but scary. Let’s put it this way: If you’re into the more dirty and unexplored side of what heavy music has to offer in general, you just hit pay dirt. This album is strange as hell and it will take more than one listen to understand. You might have to be really fucked up to understand it, really. I’m not sure if *I* totally understand it, but I will be listening to it a lot in the upcoming weeks.â€
-METAL MANIACS MAGAZINE
Record Label: Worldeater Records/ Burst Into Flames Records
Type of Label: Indie