Bio: Having done an inordinate amount of falling down and breaking things
through years of playing shows for inebriated and mostly apathetic
metal-heads, Shannon Brooks and Eric Anderson decided to do something
entirely new and refreshing: write music that none of these people would
understand! Hailing from the mighty metropolis of Springfield, Missouri, and having played in such monolithic bands as the Aleatoric,
...Andhellfollowedafter, The Fremen, and many others, these two misanthropic minstrels finally decided they'd had enough of kids half their age trying to sneak into their shows when the cover was only a lousy three bucks. Besides, between the two of them, they had enough accumulated equipment to make Ministry feel bad. Over the years, along with a lot of semi-functional gear, they'd managed to pick up a lot of pretty questionable tastes in music. Do
you like Prince? They sure do. Crowded House? You bet. Agorophobic
Nosebleed? Absolutely. Not only that, these wacky gents decided it would be
a good idea to attempt to jam all of these influences willy-nilly into
something big, noisy, and sometimes even... fun. I know, I know, that might be passé these days, but hey, eventually you get too old to really care. The music, well, it still lurches and gurgles a bit sometimes, but it's not afraid to make your booty move now and again; and if you listen close enough, it just may just plain move you. If you like blast beats, music class, and the Spiders From Mars, you'll probably like Nusuth. If you don't like Nusuth, you can rest assured, they probably don't like you.

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