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Coilguns isn't a venue, it's a band. A loud one. They started in the DIY hardcore scene and have spent years crafting their own blend of pissed-off punk and ecstatic noise-rock. Think raw, uncompromising, and euphoric live shows. The kind where you're either dancing or crowd-surfing, no in-between. The band's history is tied to guitarist Jona Nido's label, Hummus Records, which now has up to 150 releases from Swiss artists. Their last two albums were fully self-produced, but for their 4th record they went to Norway to track with producer Scott Evans, then had it mixed by Grammy-nominated Tom Dalgety. So yeah, they can do the DIY thing and still level up when they want to. If you're into music that actually hits, not just sits in the background, this is the vibe. No polish, no pretense, just noise-rock that makes you feel something. Whether you're a dancing freak or a weirdo who loves the pit, they're serving both.
Coilguns isn't a venue, it's a band. A loud one. They started in the DIY hardcore scene and have spent years crafting their own blend of pissed-off punk and ecstatic noise-rock. Think raw, uncompromising, and euphoric live shows. The kind where you're either dancing or crowd-surfing, no in-between. The band's history is tied to guitarist Jona Nido's label, Hummus Records, which now has up to 150 releases from Swiss artists. Their last two albums were fully self-produced, but for their 4th record they went to Norway to track with producer Scott Evans, then had it mixed by Grammy-nominated Tom Dalgety. So yeah, they can do the DIY thing and still level up when they want to. If you're into music that actually hits, not just sits in the background, this is the vibe. No polish, no pretense, just noise-rock that makes you feel something. Whether you're a dancing freak or a weirdo who loves the pit, they're serving both.
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Coilguns isn't a venue, it's a band. A loud one. They started in the DIY hardcore scene and have spent years crafting their own blend of pissed-off punk and ecstatic noise-rock. Think raw, uncompromising, and euphoric live shows. The kind where you're either dancing or crowd-surfing, no in-between. The band's history is tied to guitarist Jona Nido's label, Hummus Records, which now has up to 150 releases from Swiss artists. Their last two albums were fully self-produced, but for their 4th record they went to Norway to track with producer Scott Evans, then had it mixed by Grammy-nominated Tom Dalgety. So yeah, they can do the DIY thing and still level up when they want to. If you're into music that actually hits, not just sits in the background, this is the vibe. No polish, no pretense, just noise-rock that makes you feel something. Whether you're a dancing freak or a weirdo who loves the pit, they're serving both.
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