33 screaming frogs is believed to be one of many pseudonyms of hyperpop producer Bill Mechanic. This track was originally uploaded to SoundCloud in 2016, but removed when listeners reported sudden bleeding from the nose while streaming the audio…

Australian industrial group Kerosene Breakfast have been recording since 1992. Their latest single, "Burder", was inspired by an incident where lead vocalist Travis Skinflint witnessed one bird brutally attack another outside the window of his home.

Former Needle Of Light member Sounds Of The 70s embarked on a solo career starting in 2012. His influences include Todd Rundgren, nature documentary soundtracks, and the sound of radio static.

Little is known of the true identity of AwESOME MOVIE SOUND NOISES!!! - their music is largely distributed via cd-r's taped to bathroom stall doors; Said cd-r's are largely found in the greater Boston area, giving a hint to the artist's location…

Founded in Manchester, New Hampshire in 1976, long-running post-punk outfit Carnival Weasel have over 100 studio albums to their name, with vocalist John F. Mason as their only constant member.

Nuclear Gandhi were a short-lived experimental electronic side project of Texas noise-punk group Shapeshitters - their sole album, 12 AM On The Vomit Clock (1990), is currently out of print.

In 1967, Barry von Imbissstand inherited his father Frederick's Florida pastry shop. After a few months of running the shop conventionally, he had a vision of a giant mallard, which gave him the new title of Lord Patisserie and told him to spread…

33 screaming frogs is believed to be one of many pseudonyms of hyperpop producer Bill Mechanic. This track was originally uploaded to SoundCloud in 2016, but removed when listeners reported sudden bleeding from the nose while streaming the audio…

Formed in Melbrooks, Newfoundland, Smug Drugglers are the duo of Tim and Jim Druggler. "Acid Waltz" is taken from the album Butt Dust, said to be recorded under the influence of a potent mixture of carbona and marinara sauce.

Tenebrae's lone release, Ten Embers, was chiefly sold through mail order ads in underground metal fanzines. Their identifies are unknown, but the ads in question listed a Denton, TX P.O. box.