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Friday, October 23, 2009
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When Needles Eye reached out to us, and offered to remix Bludgeon, it was unexpected. They're exceedingly talented in many ways, and especially gifted at the reimagining of music in their own way. "Sharp Objects" is the Needles Eye vision for our song "Bludgeon," it's available to everyone in the same way Needles Eye made it available to us ... as a gift. "Sharp Objects" is now part of our DJ package. We're lucky to be part of a community with talented artists & good friends, a massive "thank you" for the vision & for "Sharp Objects." - Jason. Needles Eye
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Thursday, October 01, 2009
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Current mood:  impervious
The game "Vector Conflict : The Siege" is out, featuring a remixed version of ".so .this .is .doom" as the Vector Conflict Theme. It's almost an educational game, an education in how to deal with a bad day if you happened to own a submachine gun & a small nuclear arsenal. VECTOR CONFLICT
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Saturday, April 25, 2009
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Category: Life
FABRYKA interview published April 18th, 2009"Marco: If you can collaborate with any bands or artists, are there anyone in particular that you want to collaborate with?
Jason: If it could be anyone, it would be Adrian Belew, Robert Fripp, and Dave Lombardo, of course I would probably be fairly worthless as I would just sit there in awe the whole time." Fabryka interview by NINa & Marco GariboldiFABRYKA interview published February 3rd, 2007 [the very first ever WGTF interview] "Brian Backlash: Your music has a rough but palatable texture to it. Are you more inclined to noise music or pop sensibilities when you're working on new material?
Ollie : Sometimes we try and take a more gentle approach to the songs, but for some reason after the harp and wind chimes have gone through three Scream Distortion units, they just don't sound so gentle anymore. Maybe we should try four distortion units?"
FABRYKA interview with NINa & Brian Backlash_______________________________________________________________________ SPHERE interview published October 15th, 2009
Sphere ] Can you tell us about your individual inspiration when writing the tracks, ‘Sedona’ and ‘Someone Somewhere’ – there is a wealth of emotion within these tracks but they are different in pace, tone and content?
Ollie : "Sedona" was actually written in a little desert town in Arizona with the same name. I was at a wedding, and I had a lot of time to myself that I spent it thinking about how marriages are more often than not, the beginning of the end. It’s a depressing concept, but unfortunately a very real one. The mood and lyrical content emerged out of that. Sphere Magazine interview with Dom Smith______________________________________________________________________ BODYSTYLER interview published October 11th, 2009 [republished by USELINKS October 27th, 2009]
*translated from german to english "Björn : Your lyrics are very emotional. Do you like to offer our readers a few words about it? Titles such as "Like Dying," "Endgame" and "So This Is Doom sound" is not really optimistic ...
Jason: I am very pleased that the work put onto the album emotions on the listener. The key is that the lyrics are real, not fantasy. It was a kind of bloodletting, documenting these real experiences, it was painful things you prefer to ignore. Traumatic experiences tend to have the greatest impact on us and we tried to offer the most pure and honest truths.
Ollie: We were approaching the texts, try to see things as they are and not how we wish it. We're all human, and the best way to meet the listeners with respect, is not to forget this. This means that even once wrote about something that has been painful for one."
BODYSTYLER magazine interview [republished by Uselinks] with Björn Joost __________________________________________________
SCHWARZE-NEWS interview published October 4th, 2009
*translated from german to english "SN: For those who do not know you, would you imagine? How did you know you learned?
Jason: I'm Jason, musician, carnivore and cat enthusiest. I met Ollie in a K2 base camp while waiting for a window in a storm front while on a search and rescue mission to retrieve a team of stranded Jamaican hang gliders. In the third week the stormfront opened a window. We wrote "Like Dying" and "Anywhere But Here" in a period where we struggling with illness and frostbite. As the rescue operation began, we found ourselves hanging together with four Jamaicans in an ice-cliff and impotent after us with a small ice avalanche in a column included, we were able to write "Cave In", "So It Is Doom" and "Endgame". Ultimately, we would be rescued by the Indian military and a band was formed.
Ollie: I think Jason is not too serious with you. They were to be honest, only three Jamaicans. The other was, I believe, a Cajun. I also want to clarify that Jason, when he says he means to be a "cat enthusient" only domestic cats, and to be precise, the Hairless. He has twelve of them. At least if you count the stuffed."
SCHWARZE-NEWS interview with Annika "Nachtfalter" Von Berg _________________________________________________
INDUSTRIALIZED METAL interview published June 2008
"Gerardo : What are the other replies you recieved on it so far? Oliver: You mean besides the marriage proposals?"
INDUSTRIALIZED METAL interview with Gerardo Insua Teijeiro _________________________________________________
HIS INFERNAL MAGAZINE interview published November 7th, 2009
*published in Italian, Portuegese, English & Spanish "Monni : What are your myths of the past and present what inspires you most ?
Jason : Life, the difficulty of it, the beauty of it, reaching inside ourselves and then tearing it out in an audio form for the world to witness. A lot of Blunt Force Volume was based on loss, and loss of someone meaningful in particular. There are so many aspects that lead to loss, so many acidic flavors to swallow and taste."
HIS INFERNAL MAGAZINE interview with Rosanna & Monica
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HOLLYWOOD MUSIC TV CANADA interview published March 2008
"Tina : What are the themes or inspirations for your lyrical content? Jason : life, love, sadness & grasping for reasoning. Things that may have been thought but, never said directly." HOLLYWOOD MUSIC TV CANADA interview with Tina Wilson ________________________________________________
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Monday, April 06, 2009
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Thursday, February 12, 2009
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Current mood:  thankful
So, Ollie & I have poured ourselves into "Blunt Force Volume," our debut full length, so much so that honestly when it was done we both scattered from exhaustion. Ollie headed to Europe, while I went to the far east, but all the while we'd been talking to Spiralchords & COP International about being a part of the Spiralchords roster. Well it's on ! As of early February, we're moving forward with Spiralchords and BFV will be put out in the world with Spiralchords at our side. The more we've talked to Breda Massmann at Spiralchords the more we've been convinced that any label that includes Breda is a place we want to be. We're flying the Spiralchords flag ... - J.  myspace.com/spiralchords myspace.com/copint
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Saturday, June 21, 2008
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tons of kind words from a phenominal site, thank you Gerardo ...
full article from Industrialized Metal
www.wegotthisfar.com
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Wednesday, June 04, 2008
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Current mood:  excited
Category: News and Politics
so here it comes ... we are deep into production of the first full length WGTF album [ we'll be announcing the title of the album soon ]. And to preceed the first full length, we have the very first physical WGTF recording, it's called "Budgeon" !
One of the limited release remixes of Bludgeon is now featured on our profile ... it's called Dark Passenger, we sincere thank everyone who has been so supportive & reached out to us.
here we go ...
- Jason.
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Sunday, June 01, 2008
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Current mood:  overstimulated
First of all, a massive "Thank You" to you for having the passion and drive to lend an ear and get the word out, you are the heart that drives all of this.
We'll be happy to send you out a physical package or set you up with a digital package, just get in touch. All we ask is that you tell us who you are connected with ( the publication, website, radio show, etc ) so we can direct people to you when put us out there in print or on air.
And if you can tell us when it's up & out in the world so we know when to get the word out.
you can reach us either through myspace or our site
w w w . w e g o t t h i s f a r . c o m
or e-mail
t h e m @ w e g o t t h i s f a r . c o m
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Friday, February 09, 2007
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"Sometimes we try and take a more gentle approach to the songs, but for some reason after the harp and wind chimes have gone through three Scream Distortion units, they just don't sound so gentle anymore. Maybe we should try four distortion units?" Click here to read the rest of this interview...
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Wednesday, November 08, 2006
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easily one of the best subculture publications on earth ...
http://www.myspace.com/industrialrock
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