*Era of the Neanderthals (concept)*
Rain Pohlak - Basses and Vocals
Sandra Vungi - Drums
The conceptual side of Neoandertals
The debut album "Neanderthals Were Master Butchers" has a concept about the ancient Neanderthals, their obscure defleshing burial rituals and about their mastered forms of flaying flesh. That battle scarred warrior race will leave its last breed decapitated and consumed by earth in Neander Valley. That ancient menace will have a rebirth centuries after the first findings in Neander Valley in 1856. In the form of undead neo-Neanderthals humanity will face the end of all endings. Mixing real facts with bizarre fiction, "Neanderthals Were Master Butchers" is a pseudo-scientific story about time, the Neanderthals, the neo-Neanderthals, primate zombies & about a dead neo-Neanderthal land where humans are just subjects to survival horror.
The sounding side of Neoandertals
"Neoandertals are an Estonian duo, who categorise themselves under ultra brutal deathmetal. Moist, borborygmic gutturals, appropriately barbaric riffs and tendon tearing blastbeats are all available in abundance here. So what sets these simians apart from the rest of the slobbering pack? It is of course the exclusion of six string from their instrumental arrangement, instead utilising dual bass guitars. Said method immerses both pieces in fizzing effluent, creating an utterly putrid sound that oozes liquefied grainy fuzz, greatly enhancing both the Prehistoric themes and the oafish yet savage caveman-like delivery. The amplification of the basses and the structural nature of the parts assigned to each are both beneficial in creating a construable end product. Though an integral portion of Neoandertals is performed at a vertiginous rate, the band manages to crowbar a couple of marginally slower parts into the songs, which resemble suitably braindead blocked string chug-grooves. Neoandertals act as a truly immense audio cudgel, the galvanised rhythms decimating any trace of subtlety with its total dedication to creating the heaviest, most crushing sound possible." Interpretation from: Baz / Diabolical Conquest