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Songs that feel so fast and explosive, but simultaneously, don't go super chaotic on the percussion front. I'm not looking for mathy complexities, I want it to be more of a rhythmic headbanger kind of thing

One close example i can think of, is march of the pigs by nine inch nails. It's super hard and high bpm, yet it has a simple structure really

Do y'all guys have anything in mind?

Currently waiting to hear back from the vet if our dog is okay. Give your best wishes please, he's an old baby.

Hey, so I’ve spent months planning a trip to NYC from Ireland the same week as the Saint Vitus show, yet luck of the Irish struck again and I only found out about it after it had sold out. They also never really play Ireland anymore, so would love someone eternally if they had a spare ticket they wanted to send my way 😭🙏🏻

Just letting y'all know it is possible lol. For context I got 1 ticket and got on the waitlist about 15 minutes after sell out.

Shocked I got off the waitlist this early honestly. I'd assume it'll open up even more 1-2 days before the show, and even day of as people realize they can't go

Not ashamed to say I'm pretty desperate to get in lol... let me know if you have an extra (with some sort of proof, not looking to get scammed lol)

Does anybody have any info on whether Jane Doe is finally getting repressed on vinyl next month for the 25 year anniversary? The last vinyl pressing was 10 years ago. They’ve consistently repressed every other album, so surely this has got to be happening? Please someone tell me it is.

I got you fail me album in 2004 and this song wasn't on it. I just discovered it today, apparently it's a bonus track off the redux of you fail me album which I never bothered checking out. Awesome fkn song.

Engineered by Mr. Kurt Ballou!

Just curious what this tee is referencing

havent heard any lyrics close to it, is this is just a saying for the tee or does it refer to anything?

On gildan heavy cotton so maybe from around there 2008-2011 era

Just noticed that Kurt and Nate are both credited for playing theremin on Jane Doe. Haven’t really heard it at any point on any of the songs. Maybe on the title track but not sure.