The Locust
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The Locust are famous for having a synth-heavy, heavily distorted, powerviolence (particularly on early releases)-influenced sound, as well as a disturbing stage presence. Bassist Justin Pearson has said, “I just want to change the way people look at music or maybe just destroy it in general.”
The Locust’s music is challenging and fast-paced. It features unexpected and inconsistent time-signature changes. These erratic elements of The Locust’s music are, according to guitarist Bobby Bray, “a reflection of perhaps how our brains have to function in order to be able to do anything in the Western societies we live in.”
Members include Justin Pearson (Bass/vocals), Gabe Serbian (Drums), Joey Karam (Synth/vocals), and Bobby Bray (Guitar/Vocals) Some members formerly played in a somewhat well known screamo band called Swing Kids as well as the punk rock band Le Shok. Holy Molar, Some Girls, The Crimson Curse and Cattle Decapitation are notable Locust side-projects, the latter acquiring death metal fame of its own.
The Locust have a unique stage presence. Costumed in full-body, white (occasionally green or black) skin-tight nylon suits with large, black mesh, bug-like eye and mouth coverings, these suits help create atmosphere during their shows. Unlike most bands, which normally have the drums set up behind the other members, the four members of The Locust are all positioned in a line at the front of the stage.
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THE LOCUST EUROPEAN TOUR 2008 PHOTO BLOG by Robin Laananen
25 Aug 2008 | from blog.myspace.com/thelocust
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THE LOCUST EUROPEAN TOUR 2008 PHOTO BLOG by Robin Laananen
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TWO SKULLS AND TWO LOCUSTS COLLABORATE FOR "ROGUE ASTRONAUT"
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TWO SKULLS AND TWO LOCUSTS COLLABORATE FOR "ROGUE ASTRONAUT"
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