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The Other Records, straight outta Helsinki, is the tape label run by Jason Netherton of Misery Index and Asphalt Graves fame. The label’s website says it focuses on “the obscure, the Continue reading The Other Records: tapes from Misery Index’s bassist
D.U. has remarked more than once that the band Hate Eternal has an appropriate name. One can feel the hate coming from the stage when the band rips through one Continue reading Hate Eternal hitting the road with Misery Index and more
Asphalt Graves is a new band from Jason Netherton, known for his other band Misery Index as well as past time in Dying Fetus, and also for his book Extremity Continue reading Asphalt Graves open up
Misery Index’s Jason Netherton is on the second pressing of his entertaining and informative book Extremity Retained: Notes from the Death Metal Underground. He posted on his Facebook page for the Continue reading “Extremity Retained” book still available
The boys are hitting the road in April and May in North America in support of the last album, The Killing Gods. They posted the dates on their Facebook page and Continue reading Misery Index on tour for “The Killing Gods”
There must be several archives of metal music ’zines online, and one of note is from Death Metal Underground. They’ve put up a simple index of links organized by language Continue reading Music ’zine archives online
Misery Index has put their Live in Munich album up for streaming on their Bandcamp page. The album sounds ballsy and energetic, and the vinyl presentation looks even better. You can Continue reading Misery Index: Euro tour and album stream
Pig Destroyer played one of the outside, uncovered stages at the “former Sonar Compound,” and had a few guest vocalists come up and sing tracks from Book Burner with them, Continue reading Photos from MDF XI—May 24, 2013
Misery Index should be well known to grind hounds the world over, even before their drummer started splitting his time with Pig Destroyer. With several albums and EPs under their Continue reading Misery Index interview: “Live in Munich”
Misery Index from Maryland turn in a mid-paced cruncher, more of a moody and textured thing than slam-a-rific. These guys are an intelligent grind band as they continue to demonstrate, Continue reading Misery Index / Lock Up Split 7” review