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Album Review: The St Pierre Snake Invasion - Galore (Church Road Records)

It’s a damn good day when you have fresh music from The St Pierre Snake Invasion to listen to. The sun shines, the breeze is warm, and you’ll feel like you don’t have a care in the world.

Galore is the third studio album from British rockers, The St Pierre Snake Invasion. The follow-up to 2019’s smash-hit, Caprice Enchante, it will be released on April 21st, 2023, via Church Road Records. It’s a damn good day when you have fresh music from The St Pierre Snake Invasion to listen to. The sun shines, the breeze is warm, and you’ll feel like you don’t have a care in the world. Such…

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NEW ST PIERRE!!!!!!

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Modica, Ragusa, Italia » 30 Dicembre 2022 » THE ST. PIERRE SNAKE INVASION - SUBMECHANO

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got tagged by @killdear4 to put my music on shuffle n post the first ten songs

1 seeking arrangement by ditz

2 odds are it’s blue by liily

3 mr. major by acid dad

4 refauxlution by the st pierre snake invasion

5 cyborg, pt 2: the city by four stroke baron

6 going norway by gilla band

7 paranoid android by radiohead

8 half-lit by single mothers

9 lazy comet by polvo

10 man listening to disc by liily

tagging: @zigmentality @cliffburton @unmarrow @lonesometrails @zzzleep only if you want to lol

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Music Tag Game

Stolen from @glitchinginthegarden

My url is so looooong but lucky for you so are my playlists

(Many of these are from my Silverdyne playlist)

[T] Thanks but the Answer's No The St. Pierre Snake Invasion

[H] Hard to Read Day Wave

[I] Into You Low

[S] Shut Up Kiss Me Angel Olsen

[I] I Heard a Cry Calva Louise

[S] Stray Yellow House

[N] No Angels The Big Pink

[O] Off My Ass Prinze George

[T] That Boy on the Stage The London Suede

[A] A Brief History of Love The Big Pink

[S] So Low Geographer

[L] L.A. LOOKS HEALTH

[O] Only Friend Cub Sport

[W] What Am I Without You? The London Suede

[B] Bone is Bloodstone LA Vampires & Zola Jesus

[U] United States of Whatever Liam Lynch

[R] Real Thing Lower Dens

[N] No Stranger Small Black

If any of the links are wrong please let me know. c/p is not always my friend so it's possible there are some duplicated links.

If I tag you don't feel like you need to do it! No pressure at all.

@cheapcheapfaker, @lesdemonium, @piratecaptainraven, @oriharakaoru, @mistymymoon, @heyitslizohwhat,

Tagging anyone who wants to participate really!

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Victory Over the Sun - Dance You Monster To My Soft Song!

The St Pierre Snake Invasion - Galore

Dead Kennedys - Plastic Surgery Disasters

Serdce - The Alchemy Of Harmony

Mark McGuire - Earth Star Musick

Chained to the Bottom of the Ocean - Obsession Destruction

A Constant Knowledge of Death - DISSECTING A ONE-WINGED BIRD

The Hirs Collective - We're Still Here

Essence of Datum - RADIKAL RATS

(Does anyone care that I do this? Honestly, who's this for?)

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Episode 28: You Bred Raptors? NYC's Instrumental Post-Rock Trio

BRANDI IS GOING TO HELLEP. 28: Episode 28: You Bred Raptors? NYC’s Instrumental Post-Rock Trio LISTEN HERE EPISODE DESCRIPTION I kick off this episode with new releases that I dig, which includes Covet’s catharsis, Jesus Piece’s …So Unknown, As Everything Unfolds’s Ultraviolet, The St. Pierre Snake Invasion’s Galore, and Doom Genesis & The Alchemist’s No Idols. My special guest includes Peat…

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Post vom May 05, 2023 at 12:48PM

Gestern habe ich mit dem Album “Galore” von The St Pierre Snake Invasion begonnen. Mathrock-Core, vielleicht. Mal abwarten. #thestpierresnakeinvasion #galore #mathrock #mathcore #musik #metal #musiclove #love #photoftheday #picoftheday #instagood #moments #music #photography #photooftheday #hamburg #livemusic #experimental #hardstyle #germany #metalhead #instamusic #beautyoflife #concert…

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Albums in Stores – Apr. 21st, 2023

If you hit read more you can see all the releases we have in our calendar for the week. Hit the comments to access our forums and talk about what came out today, what albums you picked up, and to make mention of anything we may have missed. ALL HANDS_MAKE LIGHT – Darling The DawnAlfa Mist – VariablesAngus McSix – Angus McSix & The Sword Of PowerAs Everything Unfolds – UltravioletBaba Ali – Laugh Like A BombBastille – MTV UnpluggedBecko – Present Day // Present TimeBell Witch – Future’s Shadow, Part 1: The Clandestine GateBrand Of Sacrifice – Between Death And DreamsCar Bomb – Live In Santa CruzCinder Well – CadenceCopehill Down – The Design, The Disaster: Part OneDawn Of Ouroboros – Velvet IncandescenceDecipher – Arcane Paths To ResurrectionDorthia Cottrell – Death Folk CountryEnter Shikari – A Kiss For The Whole WorlddiscussEsther Rose – Safe To RunEverything But The Girl – FusediscussGorillaz – Cracker IslandGrave Pleasures – PlagueboysLael Neale – Star Eaters DelightLouis VI – EARTHLINGSMetallica – 72 SeasonsOFF! – FLSDOath Of Cranes – The Unsung MantrasPerlee – Speaking From Other RoomsPicturesque – IYKYKPredatory Void – Seven Keys To The Discomfort Of BeingRedHook – Postcard From A Living HellRodrigo y Gabriela – In Between Thoughts…A New WorldScott Weiland – 12 Bar Blues (Deluxe Edition)Smackbound – HostageSt. Paul & The Broken Bones – Angels In Science FictionTanith – VoyageTexas Hippie Coalition – The Name Lives OnThe 1975 – Live With The BBC Philharmonic OrchestraThe 69 Eyes – Death Of DarknessThe Mars Volta – Que Dios Te Maldiga Mi CorazonThe Mars Volta – The Mars Volta (Acoustic)The Smashing Pumpkins – AtumThe St. Pierre Snake Invasion – GaloreThe Tallest Man on Earth – Henry St.Through Fire – Devil’s Got You Dreamin’Underoath – Voyeurist: Digital GhostWillie J Healey – Bunnyten56. – Downer --- Thanks to helloiamzach for providing additional contributions to this week’s list. You can check out and support his weekly music podcast It’s Not A Phase or follow him on his socials. --- Please consider becoming a member so we can keep bringing you stories like this one. ◎ https://chorus.fm/albums-in-stores-today/albums-in-stores-apr-21st-2023/

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Single Slam: Devildriver, Traveller, Antirope, Regicide, Sevendust, Burner, Deadline, In Fear, The St. Pierre Snake Invasion, Recall the Remains, Veil of Maya, Paradise Fell, Paledusk, Herod, Wifecult, Moor, and Kvelertak!

This week’s single slam features Devildriver, Traveller, Antirope, Regicide, Sevendust, Burner, Deadline, In Fear, Surya, The St. Pierre Snake Invasion, Recall the Remains, Veil of Maya, Paradise Fell, Paledusk, Herod, Wifecult, Moor, and Kvelertak.

This week’s single slam features Devildriver, Traveller, Antirope, Regicide, Sevendust, Burner, Deadline, In Fear, Surya, The St. Pierre Snake Invasion, Recall the Remains, Veil of Maya, Paradise Fell, Paledusk, Herod, Wifecult, Moor, and Kvelertak. You can read our thoughts about the latest singles from these bands below. Devildriver – If Blood is Life Groove metal kings Devildriver recently…

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2000 Trees 2023 Review

Now in it’s 15th year 2000 trees returned to Upcote farm for a mostly sunny edition with an absolutely stacked lineup - we caught around 30 different artists this year and discovered some great new music.

Arriving a little later than planned on the Thursday morning we found a spot to camp which seemed ideal but later turned out to be a mistake as we realised we had camped by the entrance to the forest school which had a little drum kit set up in the woods which meant festival revellers would play drums all throughout the night but it’s 2000 trees so we just let it slide and popped our earplugs in before calling it a night. Anyway I digress. Onto the bands....

Projector were one of the bands we really wanted to catch but only managed to catch the very end of their set on the Axiom but it seemed as though the Brighton based trio had a great reception and we'd clearly missed a banging set. Onwards to our first full set of the weekend with ITHACA on the main stage all dressed in white and Djamila in Orange as is now tradition they blitzed through material from their latest release “They Fear Us” with a message to the UK scene for more inclusion and diversity, A solid set from a band currently at the top of their game. 

Ithaca - Photo Credit (Gareth Bull)

Up next were Graphic Nature, admittedly a band I haven’t heard before but they definitely left an impression and I’ll be sure to catch them again in future as they chanelled their inner Slipknot and got the crowd pumped and ready to take on the rest of Thursday afternoon. 

Graphic Nature - Photo Credit - Gareth Bull

Martha have been held in high regard in our circle of friends so I decided to pop along to see what all the fuss was about and while I enjoyed the first half of their set I found myself feeling it all a bit samey and decided to move on to catch the remainder of Svalbard's set over in the Cave, The post-metallers are very much engrained within the UK music scene by now and deliver an epic set to a packed out tent.

It’s actually surprising how many heavier bands are on the trees lineup this year and it’s Bristol's finest purveyors of doom Sugar Horse up next in the darkened Neu stage with their crushingly heavy world ending riffs before some uplifting math/post rock from Belfast’s And So I watch you From Afar who played an absolute blinder and treated the crowd to some new songs. A band that know how to whip a crowd into a frenzy guitarist Rory Friers spent a lot of time in the thick of it among the party people before we headed off into the forest for BAT SABBATH which was Cancer Bats performing a set full of Black Sabbath Classics and one of my highlights of the day as a massive Sabbath fan. 

Bat Sabbath - Photo Credit - Gareth Bull

I ended up watching The Bronx as my headliner and did not regret my decision, having never seen them before this was a lesson in how to get crowd fired up and the tent was brimming full of energy which was unleashed in full force for the duration of their set and ended with one of our crew being taken to get his knee bandaged up following a pit injury!!!!

THE BRONX - Photo Credit - Gareth Bull

Another hot and sweaty day on the Farm as Friday begins and we had an absolutely stacked day ahead beginning with one of our favourites The St Pierre Snake Invasion assaulting the crowd with a mix of new and old bangers on the Main Stage, having released my AOTY so far I was curious to see how the songs would translate on a bigger stage and it just works so well, definitely a band made to play bigger stages they just deserve more attention! 

Following on from that was my discovery of the weekend in Canada’s Motherhood who played a quirky set full of twists and turns that reminded me in parts of a mathier PILE. Definitely looking forward to hearing more from this trio in the future. 

Lakes - Photo Credit - Jez Pennington

Firm bUTTONpUSHER faves LAKES performed a beautiful set full of songs from their latest album Elysian Skies in the Forest and were joined by some guests on vocals and trumpet and I genuinely think the Forest stage is one of my favourite places in all the world to watch bands.

Northern Irelands New Pagans were up next for us and it was a real nice contradiction in sounds as the raw punk rock energy from the band is on full display mixed with gorgeous vocals from Lyndsey. The Irish contingent was strong at this years trees but it was time for some Belgian action from Brutus over on the main stage and again the trio put on a fierce show as always as they hold the crowd in their hands in the blazing sunshine.

Empire State Bastard - Photo Credit - Joseph Singh

Feeling the burn from the heat I enjoyed Empire State Bastard from a shady spot outside the tent but thoroughly enjoyed the noise from Biffy boys Simon Neil and Mike Vennart who are making the rounds on the festival scene this year ahead of the release of their debut album. We closed out our Friday in the Forest with another Irish band, The Scratch, they were easily one of our favourite bands last year but this year their set was shorter and consisted of lots of new songs which unfortunately just missed the mark with me and I feel they should have had a longer set on a bigger stage. 

Photo Credit - Gareth Bull

Before arriving at the festival I assumed Saturday would be the more chilled out day for me but damn was I wrong. Not having a list of bands I wanted to see meant I ended up catching lots of great new music that I otherwise probably wouldn’t have known about.

I started my morning with a coffee and a bacon sandwich before heading off to see Witch Fever on the main stage, the Riot Grrrl vibe was strong and they played a rager of a set as the weather tried to make up its mind about what to do. 

Modern Error - Photo Credit - Gareth Bull

Modern Error had an air of NIN about them which I enjoyed but quickly tired of as the sound just wasn't that great for them and so I left to go check out High Vis on the main stage where someone recommended yet another Irish band Enola Gay who brought some post punk/ hardcore action to the afternoon before it all got a bit silly with Electric Six and one of the biggest crowds I’d seen down at the main stage all weekend. 

Electric Six - Photo Credit - Gareth Bull

Time for a quick break before we caught One step Closer and Holding Absence who admittedly aren’t really the kind of thing I’m into but both put on solid perfomances and the latter were clearly delighted to be on the main stage after playing every stage at 2000 trees now over the years.

Frozemode and Cody frost were both on fire and definite highlights on the forest stage with Frozemode enjoying some sunshine and Cody Frost playing through a set filled with torrential rain and a surprise guest appearance from Enter Shikari's Rou Reynolds, the Shikari fans all made a beeline for the front ensuring this was a set Cody Frost will remember forever.

Hundred Reasons had the misfortune of playing the main stage during the worst weather of the weekend and it all becomes a bit much so we decided to go see TSPSI for the second time this weekend as they had replaced Loathe who unfortunately had to pull out last minute. 

The St Pierre Snake Invasion - Photo Credit - Joe Singh

Pitchshifter were a band I never managed to see growing up so off we headed for some nostalgic riffs from the Nottingham rockers who while putting on a sterling show seemed to be more obsessed with the fact they are an old band now which became quite cringey very quickly as JS Claydon showed off his “Dad Bod” - one of the bands i wish I’d seen when they were doing it the first time round instead!

Time for a hot take but American Football are not a band for a festival in my opinion, despite being great on record they just don’t keep your energy levels up enough so we left after a couple of songs and decided to close the festival out with an absolutely thrilling set from Belfast’s Kneecap who were phenomenal. The Hip Hop trio mix Irish and English language and gave fair warning to the packed forest that if you are on psychedelics you aren’t going crazy their just mixing up the two languages and to great effect. High octane energy and plenty of laughs from the two frontmen while their DJ wearing a balaclava drank cans in the background. I would highly encourage anyone to go see these lot if they get the opportunity. 

Kneecap - Photo Credit - Joe Singh

So as we donned our silent disco headphones and closed out another year at 2000 Trees it’s say to say this was another successful year and there’s probably way more we could have written about how great this festival is, it's an absolute credit to the organisers who manage to smash it every year!

We’ll definitely be back next year!!!!! 

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Clusone, Bergamo, Italia » 15 Ottobre 2022 » THE ST PIERRE SNAKE INVASION - THE OVERLOOK

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ArcTanGent, UK, 2017. On this day in 2017 my first ATG kicked off! For me it was all about discovering new-to-me music: The St Pierre Snake Invasion (what a pit), Gallops (funky), Brutus (singalong), Jardin De La Croix (loved the heavy off-beats), Frontierer (another great mosh pit), itoldyouiwouldeatyou (fun!), Right Hand Left Hand (dance dance dance!). Also Sikth, who my band were due to support before we split back in 2003. This tiny (5000 capacity) festival was wet and charming and muddy and friendly and special. The organisation, from getting great food vendors, booking fantastically niche (to me!) bands, to allowing your own alcohol throughout, made for a quality and accessible experience. Looking forward to going back to @arctangentfestival TOMORROW!!! Although sad to miss @thestpierresnakeinvasion who are playing tonight 😱 #onthisday #arctangent2017 (at Compton Martin) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChWdHWpDqEL/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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