Genghis Tron: Chapels video + song

A song from their latest album entitled "Dead Mountain Mouth".

Review from DECIBEL Magazine:
"HORSE the band reclaimed video game soundtracks for the people on last year's The Mechanical Hand, the final word on danceable hardcore for everyone who'd rather rock Contra cheat codes from outside the pie. On Dead Mountain Mouth, Genghis Tron works the opposite side of that equation, except this Poughkeepsie trio's first full-length kicks Genesis out of bed and invites Coil and Foetus for a romp under the sheets. the result gallops along the same trail, but without the effete mannerisms that cast a shadow of doubt across the intentions of HORSE the Band. As with last year's Cloak of Love EP, Dead Mountain Mouth suggests the halfway point between grind and The Grind: ten tracks of agitated, face-melting noise overstuffed with blastbeats and hooks and ponderous bridges.
Genghis Tron has the Dillinger exercise plan to thank for its trim physique, though the hoarse vocals are straight-up Converge circa Jane Doe and Kurt Ballou's production assistance bumps up the official "Six Degrees of Jake Bannon" score. But the parts of Dead Mountain Mouth aligned with the recognizable signposts of hardcore and tech-metal are ultimately less interesting than the left-field creative bursts here. Dig the furious technical workout on the title track--pretty slick drumming for a trio that lets a laptop take care of all the percussion. Then there's "Warm Woods", where the guitar drops out of the mix and the keyboardists venture into IDM territory for what could be an outtake from Herbert's Bodily Functions. Guitarist Hamilton Jordan provides an instrumental tether with a few thundering riffs, but Genghis Tron generally don't give a collective fuck about genre alignment. You shouldn't, either."

Genre: Rock Length: Full Played: 131 times	Release date: Added on: November 8, 2006