Lock Fulton : "GreatestBit.mp3" (36KB)
Review: True to Negatronic form, Lock Fulton has a guitar charged bit that has the lo-fi one-two-three (yes, more than just "one" so its bitness is diluted a bit) punch that any devo-ted demo-hedz would drool over. The timbral qualities are derived from more than just the usual power-chords, I can hear the Voivod tinge via the prepared dissonance.  It probably took a large Rooooooaaar within the acoustic confines of a psychic vacuum to let the rage out of this machine and some Killing Technology in order to give this bit(e) its indie edge. On the surface of a metallic world that exists in the Dimension Hatross, this would indeed be the GreatestBit. Only members of the Iron Gang would know for sure what I am talking about here... For those not familiar with the Snakey speech, I am either speaking in a tornado of tongues and/or temporarily "Away" from sanity. (Jeremy)
Having more mid-range crunch than the hissing Scandinavian Black Metal so-distorted-it's-smooth sound, this bit wipes off the corpse paint and puts on some old school Trash sneakers. (Janne)

Jeremy Turner & Janne Vanhanen 2004