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Stemming from a D.I.Y. noise scene based around the downtown L.A. art space The Smell, HEALTH make mathy indie rock with tribal drums, squealing guitars, asymmetrical basslines, and a home-made guitar pedal/microphone called a Zoothorn. As a four-piece led by Jacob Duzsik, the band played its first show after practicing together for six months, and started making a go in Los Angeles, playing ten-minute sets with like-minded local bands like Ex Models, No Age, and Mika Miko. After a few tours and a slot at SXSW, they returned to home base and started recording their debut album at The Smell. Capturing the cavernous brick acoustics with vintage microphones, HEALTH featured a unique brand of aggressive and concise songs, and was released by Lovepump Records in 2007. Later, they started touring with pals Crystal Castles, an aggressive electro duo that had previously shared a 7" with the band. HEALTH also remixed their song "Crimewave" that year. To repay the favor, Crystal Castles contributed to a full album of HEALTH remixes, titled //DISCO. In 2009, the group unleashed their muscular and crunchy second full-length, Get Color. Following tradition, the songs from this album were remixed for ::DISCO2. ~ Jason Lymangrover, Rovi
live was ok... its more about the venue and the people with groups like this though- not about watching them. they make the atmosphere, the people make the show.
ytronmusic
they sure do LOOK like L.A.liens, but they sound great on record- some of the best music I've heard since before the boredoms went new age.
ehh I saw them live and I'm not so sure I would call it bad a**, the concert felt so self indulgent on their part that as an audience member you wonder why you are really there.
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