Voideater's concerts are an immersive experience, so don't miss the band's album-release show at HQ on Friday!
Voideater. The word itself is enough to conjure images of a Lovecraftian inter-dimensional monster that, like Cthulhu, secretly lurks somewhere within the ever-expanding universe, only to wreak havoc if provoked.
“Space is terrifying,” he says. “And I want people to feel the same way...and think about it more” when they listen toDrummer David Saylor, who joined the group six years ago, adds another perspective about the cold reality of space: “It’s expansive and infinite, but it’s also extremely claustrophobic.”, and likens Voideater’s sound to being “trapped in a tiny box.”
Painting such a sonic picture requires several elements, including down-tuning the guitar and bass E0, which is virtually “subsonic,” says bassist Matt Rinehart. The band can attest to exactly what those sounds can do to the human body. “It happens in practice every once in a while, like, ‘Whoa, okay, I've got to stop for a second,’” Rinehart says.It’s safe to say that seeing Voideater live is a memorable experience, both physically and visually. The trio is heavy on the LED lights and lasers.
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