Comprised of Josh Smith (vocals, guitar and production) and Josh Freed (samples, synths and production), the Detroit, MI-based duo of Gosh Pith have quickly won the attention of the blogosphere for an aesthetic that focuses […]
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if you’ve been following JOVM for some time, especially over the last couple of months, you may remember coming across the Detroit-based duo of Gosh Pith. Comprised of Josh Smith (vocals, guitar and production) and Josh Freed (samples, […]
Comprised of Josh Smith (vocals, guitar and production) and Josh Freed (samples, synths and production), the the Detroit-based duo of Gosh Pith, have quickly developed a reputation for crating material that focuses on capturing a specific feeling or sensation, rather […]
The Detroit-based duo of Gosh Pith, which consists of Josh Smith (vocals, guitar and production) and Josh Freed (samples, synths and production) have quickly developed a reputation for crating material that focuses on capturing a specific feeling or sensation, rather than capturing […]
Gosh Pith, the Detroit-based duo of Josh Smith (vocals, guitar and production) and Josh Freed (samples, synths and production) have developed a reputation for material that focuses on capturing a specific feeling, rather than a concrete […]
Released in February to critically acclaim, The New Life is the sophomore effort from the Belfast, Ireland-based quartet, Girls Names, and the album managed to mark a change in sonic direction for the band – the material […]
a Q&A with Grave Babies’ Danny Wahlfeldt
Back in 2011, Grave Babies released the Pleasures 7" and with it’s densely layered, murky, dissonant and punishingly loud sound was one of the most interesting albums I had come across that year. In fact, it landed […]
Back in 2011, Grave Babies released the Pleasures 7” EP with it’s densely layered, decibel pushing, murky dissonance was one of the strangest and most interesting recordings I had heard that year. In fact, their 7” was ranked number […]
Back in 2011, Grave Babies released the Pleasures 7" EP with it’s densely layered, decibel pushing, murky dissonance was one of the strangest and most interesting recordings I had heard that year. In fact, their 7" […]
“Over and Under,” is the first single from Grave Babies forthcoming their Hardly Art Records full-length album Crusher which will drop on February 26th. The proclaimed loudest band in Seattle have lately been known to play this one […]