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137
The band 137 formed around vocalist Ethan Miller, guitarist Sam Roeder, bassist Sean Martin, and drummer Ian Culpepper. Their music tends toward heavy,...
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Bitter Blizzard
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Force Controlled Culture (FCC)
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To Dance Among the Marigolds
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In Vain (pt.1 - Midnight)
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Slug
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Wrecking Ball
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Bitter Blizzard
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Force Controlled Culture (FCC)
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To Dance Among the Marigolds
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In Vain (pt.1 - Midnight)
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Slug
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Wrecking Ball
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The band 137 formed around vocalist Ethan Miller, guitarist Sam Roeder, bassist Sean Martin, and drummer Ian Culpepper. Their music tends toward heavy, experimental textures, with songs like "Bitter Blizzard" and "Force Controlled Culture (FCC)" showing a willingness to push at conventional structures.
They released a debut album called "The Black Pyramid," followed by "The Obsidian Void" and "The Omega Threshold." Their catalog includes tracks ranging from the dense "Slug" to the more atmospheric "To Dance Among the Marigolds."
While their live shows gained a reputation for being intense, the band largely kept to their own path. They didn't seem particularly concerned with fitting into established genres or scenes, which gave their work a certain stubborn consistency.
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