New EP by Father/Son Grindcore Band “Forgive But Avenge” Coming October 28th
Performing in NYC on October 10th at Midnight (11:59pm) at UCB Theatre
VOMIT FIST’s recently released debut digital EP, Forgive But Avenge, will be made available in hard copy CD format via independent release on October 28, 2014. Today, The Village Voice has the exclusive premiere of the New York City-native band’s brand new, 48-second-long music video for “Under The Rind”. Check it out here: http://blogs.villagevoice.com/
Catch VOMIT FIST twice this month in their home state – once in New York City at UCB East on October 10th at midnight (11:59pm for the ones questioning), as part of the ‘And I Am Not Lying’ variety show featuring additional stand-up performances, burlesque, and sideshow entertainers galore. To get tickets: http://east.ucbtheatre.com/
You can also see VOMIT FIST perform at Snug Harbor in New Paltz, NY on October 7th! For more info, please visitwww.facebook.com/snugsnewpaltz
Featuring raw, in-your-face sonics, the band’s new EP, Forgive But Avenge, was recorded and engineered at Nik Chinboukas at Spin Studios (studio credits include Lamb of God, Testament and Gojira). The tracks rip through themes of rebirth, apocalyptic chaos, ecstatic dermal auto-excoriation, and transgressive ancient tantric poetry.
Order Forgive But Avenge here:
Bandcamp: http://vomitfist.bandcamp.com/
iTunes Music: https://itunes.apple.com/us/
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/dp/
Physical CD Pre-Order: http://www.waysidemusic.com/
Last year, 17-year-old metal drummer Leo “Lurkrot” Didkovsky proposed the idea of forming a blackened-grindcore band with his guitarist/composer father, Nick “Vürdoth” Didkovsky. With the later addition of fellow 18-year-old family friend and vocalist Malcolm “Skrag the Screecher” Hoyt, this connection birthed the ultra-high energy project VOMIT FIST, hailing from the depths of New York City.
Each member of VOMIT FIST pulls influence from a rich musical background. Guitarist and composer Nick Didkovsky founded the avant-rock band Doctor Nerve in 1983, the metal band Häßliche Luftmasken in 2010, and was a member of the Fred Frith Guitar Quartet during its tenure. In addition, he has composed for a number of ensembles including Bang On A Can, ETHEL, and Meridian Arts Ensemble, and his Black Sabbath guitar lessons on YouTube have reached millions of viewers. Nick’s son Leo Didkovsky founded the death metal band Diabolicus, which released two records in its lifetime. Meanwhile, Singer Malcolm Hoyt is founding member of art punk band Adela and the Ucars, and is also active with Space Ass andMucus (all bands Leo was a member of, as well), although the band collectively describes Skrag as having “crawled forth from the bleeding plasma bowels of a dying star 4.5 billion years ago”. Hey, we all come from somewhere.
For more information on VOMIT FIST, please visit these websites:
Web URL: http://www.vomitfist.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/VomitFist
Encyclopaedia Metallum: http://www.metal-archives.com/
