Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
GUCK "IDGAG" from the album Gucked Up available from Three One G at threeoneg.com/archive/vinyl/gucked-up
Director/videographer - Mikey Rovzar
Editor - Andrew Morrill
Guck is a swirling, bubbling, grinding mass that grows larger and hungrier with each passing day. The band formed in the spring of 2022 when guitarist Chappy Hull had just moved to Los Angeles and needed a place to store his Crate 2x12. Serendipitously, he met bassist Andrew Morrill and drummer Kyle Bray at a show, who offered to let him stash the amp at their practice space. Upon meeting up with synth wizard Sam Rogich to get the keys, Hull suggested the four of them get together in their now-shared practice space to play whatever unhinged ideas came to mind. This first meeting proved to be surprisingly fruitful, and they began getting together regularly to collaborate. After forming some songs and in search of a vocalist who could compliment the chaos, Rogich asked April Gerloff if they would like to try their hand at fronting a band. Gerloff, who had been primarily a noise musician and instrumentalist, was intrigued by the challenge.
Their first full length “Gucked Up” was recorded at Cave Studio in Glassell Park in 2024. The record showcases Guck's uncanny ability to combine disparate elements from across genres and distill them into ear-shattering noise. Though seemingly at risk of coming entirely apart at the seams at any moment, Guck's tightly locked rhythms and sense of compact songwriting keep it all under wraps, bolstered by jagged guitar riffing and chirping synth lines, all tied off with a strikingly absurdist sense of humor.
GUCK "IDGAG" from the album Gucked Up available from Three One G at threeoneg.com/archive/vinyl/gucked-up
Director/videographer - Mikey Rovzar
Editor - Andrew Morrill
Guck is a swirling, bubbling, grinding mass that grows larger and hungrier with each passing day. The band formed in the spring of 2022 when guitarist Chappy Hull had just moved to Los Angeles and needed a place to store his Crate 2x12. Serendipitously, he met bassist Andrew Morrill and drummer Kyle Bray at a show, who offered to let him stash the amp at their practice space. Upon meeting up with synth wizard Sam Rogich to get the keys, Hull suggested the four of them get together in their now-shared practice space to play whatever unhinged ideas came to mind. This first meeting proved to be surprisingly fruitful, and they began getting together regularly to collaborate. After forming some songs and in search of a vocalist who could compliment the chaos, Rogich asked April Gerloff if they would like to try their hand at fronting a band. Gerloff, who had been primarily a noise musician and instrumentalist, was intrigued by the challenge.
Their first full length “Gucked Up” was recorded at Cave Studio in Glassell Park in 2024. The record showcases Guck's uncanny ability to combine disparate elements from across genres and distill them into ear-shattering noise. Though seemingly at risk of coming entirely apart at the seams at any moment, Guck's tightly locked rhythms and sense of compact songwriting keep it all under wraps, bolstered by jagged guitar riffing and chirping synth lines, all tied off with a strikingly absurdist sense of humor.
![Satanic Planet Devil in Me [Official video]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/geci69DwaqE/mqdefault.jpg "Satanic Planet Devil in Me [Official video]
Satanic Planet Devil in Me from the bands self-titled debut album available from Three One G and The Satanic Temple.
Purchase here: https://threeoneg.com/archive/vinyl/self-titled-lp-2
SATANIC PLANET is the creation of Lucien Greaves (The Satanic Temple co-founder and spokesperson), Luke Henshaw (Planet B, Sonido de la Frontera), Dave Lombardo (Slayer, The Misfits, Mr. Bungle, Suicidal Tendencies, Dead Cross), and Justin Pearson (The Locust, Dead Cross, Swing Kids, Deaf Club). With the birth of Satanic Planet, hip-hop producer Henshaw and punk provocateur Pearson joined co-founder and spokesperson of The Satanic Temple, Lucien Greaves the most prominent and outspoken contemporary Satanist in the world. Greaves has gained international attention as an advocate for religious liberty and the voice of the Satanic Reformation, delivering lectures nationwide and featured in national media outlets including MSNBC, NPR, Huffington Post Live, CNN, Harper’s Monthly, Newsweek, Fox News, Vice, Salon, Rolling Stone, and many more. As the trio were diligently working, and nearly completed with, the music for their debut album, the worldwide pandemic hit, seemingly bringing things to a halt. However, with the onset of this new way of living, the newly-formed band was in a unique position to enlist the legendary Dave Lombardo, who found himself not touring for the first time in years, and suddenly having more time to work in his home studio on projects that interested him. With the addition of this iconic drummer, Satanic Planet was complete. Along the way, an eclectic range of guest appearances arise, including Cattle Decapitation’s Travis Ryan, Nomi Abadi, Silent’s Jung Sing, Shiva Honey, Eric Livingston (also known as his artist moniker, First Church of the Void), and Hexa’s Carrie Feller. This collaboration embraces the avant garde to create sci-fi sermons that range from doom and industrial to evil exotica.
“Devil in Me” features guest vocalist/Grammy-nominated pianist Nomi Abadi.
Video for “Devil in Me” was directed by Lola Blanc (who has written songs alongside producers and songwriters such as Sophie, Ammo, Fernando Garibay, Jimmy Harry, Jon Levine, TheFatRat and more, and has made acting appearances on television shows such as American Horror Story: Hotel and Life in Pieces).")
![FUCK MONEY Heartthrob [Official music video]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gp7qSDk7eOw/mqdefault.jpg "FUCK MONEY Heartthrob [Official music video]
Fuck Money Heartthrob from the bands self-titled EP.
Purchase album here: https://threeoneg.com/archive/digital-only/self-titled-4
Fuck Money is an American space punk band based in Austin, TX. The group debuted in October 2021 consisting of members TaSzlin Trébuchet (vocals) Alton Jenkins (drums), Bill Kenny (lead guitar), and Jeremy Humphries (bass guitar). Their sound draws on punk rock, noise, industrial, extreme music and other transgressive subgenres. Fuck Money was formed in 2020 during the latter half of the COVID pandemic that year. After writing their first EP, they spent their time recording at Arroyo Audio. The band has created a reputation of performing high energy, sporadic DIY shows in liminal spaces throughout the dark corners of the city The Austin Chronicle noted how “the band’s churning feedback swirl is equal parts imposing and obfuscating – curiously serene in its refusal to give its sonic-aggression a clear human face.” Their vocalist is also known for donning an unpredictable and tantalizing look at each show.
Fuck Money’s debut self-titled EP on Three One G is six songs of unrelenting ‘space punk,’ drawing influence from punk, noise, industrial, and extreme music elements. Described as sounding like “a fully rabid Deerhoof,” the merciless & melodic stick-work of Alton Jenkins, paired with the visceral intensity of frontman TaSz Trébuchet, guides listeners down a path of challenging, awe-inspiring sonic behavior adorned with biting yet hyper-melodic guitar melodies. Death From Above’s Jesse F. Keeler aptly explains the EP simply as, “Feeling at all costs. If I was trying to explain this to someone with no reference, I’d say it was like a pomegranate. Challenging to get at the fruit, but worth the effort.”")
