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Paranoid Time Kalamazoo, Michigan
Using microphones, hand-made metal instruments, an arsenal of Pro Co RAT distortion pedals, the occasional machete, and the showmanship of a professional wrestler, Paranoid Time generates unhinged harsh noise. Works released on a number of notable labels such as Self Abuse Records, Harsh Head Rituals, Troniks, Monorail Trespassing, Militant Walls, and others. Pass out or die trying. ... more
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