Hiram-Maxim shared "Grand Mal" earlier this week, a new standalone single from the Cleveland, OH based band.
In reference to the song, the band states:
“Grand Mal is a reaction to those who have weaponized the cult of personality to convince no less than 30 percent of the citizens to consume a Kool-Aid made with algae-laden water, gold paint, orange makeup, and hate. Not good.
The cultists are lost. The other 70 percent should do better.
The single releases via Sweet Cheetah Records.
Fred Gunn (Hiram-Maxim – vocals) SPB: From when you were starting out to now, what parts of your setup have really helped voice your sound over the years? Gunn: Prior to forming HIRAM-MAXIM, I performed exclusively in punk bands. The extent of my gear was nothing of my own. I’d … Read more
John Panza (Hiram-Maxim-drums) SPB: Has the change to more headphone listening changed how you listen to music or mix it? Panza: Last night I witnessed – because “saw” is inadequate – Swans perform here in Cleveland. The band’s reputation for relentless, brutal, euphoric, and cilia-killing live shows is legendary. But … Read more
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