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Feralbeest
Austin, TX
Rock / Post Punk / Psychedelic
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Well, we have been hard at work bringing you some new stuff, and
it is very near ready, and probably much more than you might have expected! We came
up with so much material that we put together first one album, and then a double
album, and if that weren't enough, we have yet another album nearly ready with re-makes
of some of our older songs, as well as a few new ones!
So get ready for a mind-bending ride through unexpected scenery that
will effect you on levels you didn't know you even had.
(*disclaimer*: We take no responsibility for any gray matter that happens
to be lost through any orifice as a result of exposure to sounds possibly not meant
for human ears)
 Lulu
cafe press
 cafe press
"RE: MsFox by Feralbeest
"It takes a few seconds to get on the same wavelength as this song, you really have
to think about what's going on. But that's the sign of a good, clever song surely,
one that makes you think? There seems to be an under water theme to this, the guitars
and vocals seem to drift between the stereo speakers, slightly out of sync with
each other and I found my head swaying along to them. Every now and then the song
seems to half for a little drum fill and you think' surely this can't pick up where
it left off?' But it can. And does. The guitar continues playing, the bass continues
playing and the drums continue playing their riffs again at the same time but because
of the clever production they fall straight back into their swirling out of sync
places. The whole experience is brilliant, the melodies and everything seem to be
swirling and it's the kind of song that visualisers where invented for, to get lost
in this 3 minutes of sonic madness."" Anonymous, Soundout
"...i thought the guitar was ok but
it was drowned out by the sound of someone either dying or having their toenails
trimmed by a chainsaw."
Unnknown reviewer of the song "Dig In", Slicethepie.com
" "...It
became like an industrial butcher shop or people caught in a tornado. Definitely
a very provocative and different kind of song..."" unnamed reviewer of
the song "Dig In", Slice the Pie
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