Throckmorton
50 top tracks
Throckmorton
50 top tracks
Albums
Biography
Throckmorton formed out of the shrapnel from the breakup of the Walk-Ins in 1994. This instrumental outfit was a crusher to see live; the sound emitting from these three players took up the space of a ten players easily. With Ed Caner's violin sounding like three or four screaming lead guitars playing in unison and Tim Pevec's bass sounding like two rhythm guitars and a bass, this group could easily blow a headlining act off the stage, making the audience pack up and go home. <a href="https://ww...Read more on Last.fm
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Throckmorton formed out of the shrapnel from the breakup of the Walk-Ins in 1994. This instrumental outfit was a crusher to see live; the sound emitting from these three players took up the space of a ten players easily. With Ed Caner's violin sounding like three or four screaming lead guitars playing in unison and Tim Pevec's bass sounding like two rhythm guitars and a bass, this group could easily blow a headlining act off the stage, making the audience pack up and go home. Melodies were often strange -- coming out of their own tonalities. Their one released recording, Peacemeal, really only hinted at their power and intensity. <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Throckmorton">Read more on Last.fm</a>. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
![LiL PEEP - the pull off (ft. ghostemane) [prod. absoluteterror] — cover art by Throckmorton](/placeholder-artist.jpg)