No Hawaii has evolved, becoming a versatile band that brings together every individual member’s various influences, and together they all contribute to the creation of the band’s promising sound. On the band’s debut album “Snake My Charms” one can easily recognize the band’s strong
influences of 70’s progressive rock but also the influences from today’s dark and raw postcore scene. The music of No Hawaii today has been referred to as a mixture of great bands such as Isis, Neurosis, Mastodon, Mike Patton, Tool, Abandon and The Mars Volta.
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Show on Saturday, October 8 at 9:00pm (Gbg, Sweden) w/ No Hawaii and Crucial Sentence
Another show, this time with No Hawaii and Crucial Sentence.
Monday, September 12, 2011
Sunday, September 4, 2011
We're playing a show 110921 at Sticky Fingers (Gbg, Sweden) w/ Yob, Dark Castle, Kongh and Mother of God.
YOB (USA)
Known as one of the most respected and heaviest bands in doom metal today.
DARK CASTLE (USA)
Florida's sludge two-piece DARK CASTLE first appeared in 2008 with an
elaborately packaged self-released demo (Flight of the Pegasus) that garned
a good deal of favorable attention from the metal press and other bands
(including Relapse Records' Minsk).
KONGH (Växjö)
KONGH are a sludge/doom metal threepiece from Sweden. They were founded by
Tomas Salonen (drums) and David Johansson (guitars/vocals) in 2004, later
accompanied by various bass players. After releasing a demo in 2006, Kongh
released their first full-length in 2007, entitled "Counting Heartbeats".
The album was well received and got the band out on the road. They appeared
at festivals like Roadburn in Netherlands and Kuma's Doom Fest in Chicago,
and did a lot of shows around Europe, often joined by fellow Swedish
doomsters Ocean Chief or Switchblade. They were also invited to be
supporting act to Neurosis, Cult Of Luna and more. In 2009, the band
released their second album, entitled "Shadows Of The Shapeless".
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