Waves and Radiation is a hive mind consisting of several Multicellular carbon based life forms. They are extremely dangerous and unpredictable
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Member Since: 17/02/2007
Band Website: www.boingboing.net/images/headroompirate.jpg
Band Members: Tristan, Phil, Paul, Austin
Influences: Yuri Gagarin, Nikola Tesla, The Wardenclyffe Tower Facility, Many-Worlds Interpretation, Dylar, Dr. Benway, Walter Joseph Kovacs, Mark Gray, Star Trek, Star Wars, Philip K. Dick, Harlan Ellison, H.P. Lovecraft, Stephen Hawking, NASA, Leonard Fibonacci, Zhu Zaiyu, Alex Grey, Lee De Forest, Seth Lover, Darren Aronofsky, "1.21 Gigawatts!", Voight-Kampff test, Hannibal Chew, Henry Dorsett Case, Bubble Gum Vinyl
Sounds Like: Actual User Testimony:
"These guys gave me a demo. It had one of those labels that stick in the slot loading dvd drive on the iMacs. Their sound is sort of lo-fi space rock a la Duster (meets Mogwai?). Some people call this sort of thing post-rock. The term post-rock is absolutely ridiculous." -----sparkrobot
"These guys bring the epic fo sho. " ----- Mark of The Luna Moth
"Waves and Radiation have made a solid name off atmospheric and ambient indie rock, the kind places like Portland go gaga for. In this rare instance, for the sake of such an inspiring band, I wish Tacoma was just a little more like PDX. But just this once. And I can do without the mustaches and pretension. I'd just like to see Waves and Radiation get the credit they deserve. " ----- Tacoma Weekly Volcano
"I'm probably the first to say that post-rock is dead and the average person doesn't even know it existed. If [post-rock] wasn't dead, I watched it die last night. IT WAS BEAUTIFUL. Four awkward guys played what I can only say was a perfect performance. In true form to all of their songs the show followed a slow long climb to a sharp and painful climax...with a filth that I have not seen from a local band in years. All this ultimately climaxing in binge of feedback and distortion. A fever spreading through the band, I watched in pure adoration, and all of their gear was destroyed. I do not mean this as metaphor, they literally ripped their instruments apart while playing.Then it was done.The stage looked like a American Musical Supply vomited all over it.Post rock was dead......and you missed it." ---Peter No One
Record Label: Unsigned