Used Veg Oil, Food Stamps, Andrew WK, Dave Grohl, Long Haired Metallica, Mastodon, Dio, Melvins, mid-80's Genesis/Phil Collins, Beeps and Clicks...
Sounds Like
Robotic, Heavy Future-Punk or
Apocalyptic Neon-Metal or
Ric Ocasek and Quincy Jones started a hardcore band or
Andrew WK, Gary Numan, and Baroness collaborated in a super-group or
"I don't think keyboards belong in heavy metal, but even if you need one, there's no excuse for playing a keytar. A man could be singing directly into another man's dick and look less gay than if he was playing a keytar." -Sebastian Bach, singer in Skid Row, 1989
From the dirt and sweat of West Philadelphia, Mose Giganticus is the apocalyptic neon-metal brainchild of Matt Garfield. Performing live as a power-trio, Mose Giganticus features Garfield on bass-synth, vocals, and vocoder, with a rotating cast of eager supporting musicians providing powerful drums and malevolent guitar work. As the name suggests, however, Mose Giganticus conjures a sound larger than the sum of its parts utilizing technological savvy in an ever-escalating “equipment arms-race.” Described as if Ric Ocasek and "Thriller-era" Quincy Jones started a hardcore band (John-Michael Bond, Mammoth Press).
Touring relentlessly on recycled waste vegetable oil in a converted shuttle-bus, we've been from Philadelphia to Anchorage Alaska to Miami and just about everywhere in-between.
please tell me your thoughts on the following quote:
"I don't think keyboards belong in heavy metal, but
even if you need one, there's no excuse for playing a keytar. A man
could be singing directly into another man's dick and look less gay
than if he was playing a keytar." -Sebastian Bach, singer in Skid Row, 1989
Matt, Matt, Matt...so strange, yet so lovable. How are you, buddy?! The family says hi, Brandy is now with two, Tiff is married and I am also with child...Madeleine is her name and she is a mini-me. Hope you're well!
matt buddy, i miss you so damn much! i'm up in alaska right now, the season is just dying down and been thinkin about what your experience must have been like. amazing to see that you are still pulling strong in the music/touring. you are one inspiring human being. i hope our paths may cross in the near future. take care of yourself matt. -Chris LeBlanc
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