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Mastabah
Mastabah formed in New York City around 2005 with guitarist and vocalist Rainey Panzarella, bassist John Erickson, and drummer Alan Licht. They put out their...
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Mastabah formed in New York City around 2005 with guitarist and vocalist Rainey Panzarella, bassist John Erickson, and drummer Alan Licht. They put out their first album, 'The Embalmer's Dream,' in 2008. Panzarella's vocals and guitar work gave the band its particular feel, and his lyrics often touched on darker themes.
Their songs like 'Humanity Is A Lie' and 'Rotting Reality' show that tendency toward heavy subject matter. The music drew from noise rock and ambient sounds, and some listeners found it too abrasive while others appreciated the experimentation. They stayed active in underground circles without much mainstream attention.
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