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Seth Amphetamine

About Me

Formed in roughly 2002, Seth Amphetamine was formed through one man's vision of creating the perfect blend of hops, barley, and brewer's yeast. An American tradition was formed, and with the advent of the aluminum, beer lovers nationwide were capable of crushing cans against their forehead without incurring massive brain haemorrhaging. Seth's style of grindcore progressed in much the same manner, with intoxicating double bass, innovative classical movements in the songs that would make Mozart shed German tears of joy (if such a thing is possible), and saw waves in place of guitars. The lineup went through no changes over the years, since a one-man project can usually suffer few permutations before collapsing into itself like a black hole of rock. Actually, for the last few years I've done next to nothing with computer grind, but I hope to soon, much in the way that rich white males hope one day to run for office: its bound to happen, and will be disasterous when it does.

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Member Since: 08/08/2005
Band Website: www.geocities.com/methlabfire
Band Members: Seth - saw wave guitar, brutal bass, diabolical drums, the hellish orchestral arrangements of war containing but not limited to stringed instruments and brass sections, tympani of the damned, terrifying screams and gutterals that cant be heard on the recordings because its all midi, suckers.Varg Vikernes - imprisoned, but likely would contribute casio tracksNate Dogg - soulWarren G - financial advisor
Influences: Most of my influences are of the pharmacological variety, such as booze, cigarettes, and drugs, not to mention my own bodily weight in coffee, but musically I'd have to say...(cue name dropping trumpet fanfare:) John Zorn, The Locust, Contrastic, Jenny Piccolo, Phil Collins, Cephalic Carnage, any college rock guy with a guitar who sings about chicks in capri pants, Rufio, Discordance Axis, Children of Bodom, Peter Gabriel, Burzum, Ulver, Emerson Lake and Palmer, but definetely not Yes. Just say no to Yes.
Sounds Like: The succinct answer is that it sounds like shit, but a more prolix response would detail that these songs sound like J.S. Bach and the skinny dudes from Charles Bronson mixing up a test tube baby...and then the test tube falling out into the sink, where it would be washed into the sewers and exposed to toxic waste...the resulting offspring being, of course, endowed with super grindcore powers, not to mention being very well-endowed in other departments, if you catch my drift.
Record Label: Columbia, of course. The major labels love me.
Type of Label: Major

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