Showing posts with label *Gernika. Show all posts
Showing posts with label *Gernika. Show all posts

Monday, August 27, 2012

Gernika - 2012 Gregarious


Band : Gernika
Album : Gregarious
Release Year : 2012
Genre : Southern | Mathcore | Experimental

Tracklist :
1. Libations
2. Steadfast
3. Badger
4. Crotchety
5. Night-Bumps
6. Columbine Was An Inside Job
7. Coin
8. Wet Naps
9. I-69247365
10. Majin Kulam
11. Verve

Gernika was formed in the spring of 2009 in Boise, Idaho. The original members of Gernika consisted of Drew Lockhart on vocals, Manuel Asumendi on guitar, CJ Taylor on bass, and Dellstan Fillmore on drums. In the summer of 2009, Gernika released their first demo titled "Keep on Truckin'" and would play a small northwest US tour. In the winter of 2009 Dellstan Fillmore left Gernika for Big Judds (a...resturant, not a band). Soon after losing thier drummer, Manuel Asumendi and CJ Taylor joined The Franklin Coverup, where they met drummer Brett Hawkins. Brett Hawkins soon joined Gernika as their drummer in the spring of 2010. Gernika then played many consecutive shows around Idaho through the end of the summer of 2010 and attempted to record a full length CD. Shortly after the summer of 2010, Brett Hawkins was asked to leave Gernika due to conflicting ideas for the future of Gernika. Open tryouts were soon held for a new drummer in the fall of 2010, where they found Jake Little. CJ also soon left down a different path. Now with the current line up of Drew Lockhart on vocals, Manuel Asumendi on guitar, Keith Spencer on Bass, and Jake Little on drums, we recorded the Self-Titled EP which is for sale at our shows or available for download at www.gernika.bandcamp.com. Just get it some how.

Well, here's the new album by Gernika. it's kinda disappointed when i listen to the first track from this album, i'm afraid that they lose their math/prog/chaotic style on this album, but damn i was wrong, after i listen to the whole track, i think this album is better than their previous released, and i've got no words to say about it. Ok, no more bullshit here, you better check this one out by yourself, enjoy, and don't forget to support the band!!!





Sunday, September 11, 2011

Gernika - 2010 [ger-nee-kah]


Band : Gernika
Album : [ger-nee-kah]
Release Year : 2010
Genre : Chaotic | Mathrock | Experimental

Tracklist :
01 Upside Down Cities
02 Complete Chayaus
03 Fist-Pump From MacGyver
04 Dad Party
05 Sleepy Dave and the Teepee Creepers

One more unique band discovered, found them in GrandFather Facebook page, and this one is "rock n' roll in math way" yeah!! Gernika is coming from Boise, Idaho, and they play a kind of chaotic/mathy/roll, which is sounds great!! Btw, the cover above is not from this EP, i found it on their Facebook page, i can't find the cover or may be this EP don't have cover hahah... Just give a listen to them, and enjoy this awesome music.
Here's their little biography :

"Gernika was formed in the spring of 2009 in Boise, Idaho. The original members of Gernika consisted of Drew Lockhart on vocals, Manuel Asumendi on guitar, CJ Taylor on bass, and Dellstan Fillmore on drums. In the summer of 2009, Gernika released their first demo titled “Keep on Truckin’” and would play a small northwest US tour. In the winter of 2009 Dellstan Fillmore left Gernika for Big Judds (a resturant, not a band). Soon after losing thier drummer, Manuel Asumendi and CJ Taylor joined The Franklin Coverup, where they met drummer Brett Hawkins. Brett Hawkins soon joined Gernika as their drummer in the spring of 2010. Gernika then played many consecutive shows around Idaho through the end of the summer of 2010 and attempted to record a full length CD. Shortly after the summer of 2010, Brett Hawkins was asked to leave Gernika due to conflicting ideas for the future of Gernika. Open tryouts were soon held for a new drummer in the fall of 2010, where they found Jake Little. Now with the current line up of Drew Lockhart on vocals, Manuel Asumendi on guitar, CJ Taylor on Bass, and Jake Little on drums, the band releases their newest EP “[ger-nee-kah]”.