What The Fun!?

from Apophenia by The Coretastrophe

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"What The Fun!?" is a concise cross-section of The Coretastrophe. It's a 3-minute misadventure that starts off with some carnival metal, stops off in Scandinavia for an icy blackmetal passage, gets down on some "Brickhouse" 70's funk, then fast forwards a decade for some 80's synth-pop. Then enters a bizarre foray into a Holdsworth-esque whole-tone section, a quick hoe-down, and then a crushing breakdown, just because.

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All Coretastrophe tracks are instrumental... no lyrics!

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from Apophenia, released February 29, 2012
Ben Eller: guitars, whole-tone lead
Luke Vick: guitars, carnival leads, hoedown licks
MiAH Lajeunesse: bass, orchestrals, synths, sequencing

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Coretastrophe Knoxville, Tennessee

The Coretastrophe is a studio-bound collective of highly capable guitarists who participate in making personality-fractured instrumental recordings. The formula for our Rube Goldberg approach to making music is three parts agility mixed with two parts comedy and one part revenge, seasoned with a bit of absurdity. ... more

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