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From Time To Time... by Uglyhead
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fave it Experimental | Industrial Metal
9 tracks | 36 minutes
Released Nov 2006
on Automation Records
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Electronic noise and ambient drones, 8 tracks of pounding industrial rock.
Bio / Background
In 1997 Jake Alejo set out to create an experimental music project that fused the raw sound of garage rock with the unlikely partner of heavily layered electronic sequencing. Through the use of unconventional recording techniques and extensive one-man multi-tracking, the first demo dawning the name of Uglyhead was created. The demo made its way to college radio specialty shows and immediately found an audience willing to embrace the harsh and visceral music.
As the Uglyhead recordings grew in popularity Alejo assembled a band of local musicians from the Pacific Northwest. Many shows followed containing re-workings of the original recordings that revealed a side of the project that was even more aggressive and abrasive than what was contained on the demo.
In 1999 Jake hand selected a team of musicians to aid in the recording of the first Uglyhead studio album.
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