Not a second is wasted on this essential entry into the collection of every fan of heavy music who doesn’t like Disturbed and Korn. With that notion in mind, it’s no surprise that one of the most persnickety-yet-always-correct individuals in this sludgy underworld, Aaron Turner, gave Erosion his sign of approval by putting out Maximum Suffering seven years ago. Invasive Species comes courtesy of Canadian underground grindcore label Mechanized Apparatus Revolt, and boy did they luck out scoring this release. Get it here and thank us later — if your head hasn’t exploded by the time you’re done listening to it. Here’s my full Post-Trash review.
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Erosion’s ‘Invasive Species’: Two Cent Review
Posted in Album Reviews, Reviews with tags 3 Inches of Blood, Aaron Turner, Erosion, Jaime Hooper, Mechanized Apparatus Revolt on 11/09/2025 by Kurt OrzeckA Bloody Good Conversation With 3 Inches of Blood’s Cam Pipes
Posted in Interviews with tags 3 Inches of Blood, Cam Pipes on 02/04/2025 by Kurt Orzeck
Take a brief respite from the horrors that are unfolding across the crumbling United States and join Knotfest.com for a conversation with 3 Inches of Blood’s Cam Pipes. We discuss his fantasy-metal band getting back together, Dungeons & Dragons, writing long-awaited new material and much more.
Bloody Good, Mates! 3 Inches of Blood Exclusively Confirm New Material
Posted in Exclusives, Interviews, News with tags 3 Inches of Blood, Cam Pipes on 01/04/2025 by Kurt OrzeckRead my exclusive news report for New Noise, featuring segments and exclusive information, from my conversation with 3 Inches of Blood frontman Cam Pipes, here:
3 Inches Of Blood’s Cam Pipes Geeks Out On Tolkien, ‘Dungeons & Dragons’
Posted in Features, Interviews, What You Readin' For? with tags 3 Inches of Blood, Black Dahlia Murder, Brian Posehn, Cam Pipes, Judas Priest on 01/13/2010 by Kurt OrzeckIt’s Wednesday, September 9, 2009. Or, better put, “9.9.09.” Some 3 years, 3 months and 3 days ago, metalheads were having a collective kanipshin over 6.6.06, terrorizing their neighbors’ pets and carving satanic shit into their skin.
So how did the gritty falsetto belter behind 3 Inches of Blood bide his time that day? Scouting the Shire, perhaps. Or maybe slaying some dragons.
Welcome to the imaginarium of Dr. Pipes.
Best Albums Of The 2000s
Posted in Lists with tags 3 Inches of Blood, David Cross, Electric Six, Isis, Lamb of God, Mastodon, Murder City Devils, Nirvana, Queens of the Stone Age, Silversun Pickups, Sweep the Leg Johnny, System of a Down, the Mars Volta, Tomahawk on 12/31/2009 by Kurt Orzeck1. Queens of the Stone Age – Songs for the Deaf (Interscope)
2. Isis – Oceanic (Ipecac)
• Bad Penny interview: “Isis’ Aaron Turner In ’02: Oceanic Is ‘The Best Material We’ve Ever Written’ ”
• Bad Penny essay: “Isis’ Oceanic: Mystery Revealed?”
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