npr.org: "Originally, Earth pioneered the minimalist metallic drones that shook speakers to frayed wires with 1993's Earth 2, followed by more straightforward but still heavy fare. After a break, the band re-emerged in 2005 with Hex; Or Printing in the Infernal Method, a doomy, noirish Americana record that confounded as much as it retained the heaviness that defined Earth. But this time, the group redefined heaviness on its own terms. Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light 1 will stream here in its entirety until Feb. 7." Listen here
"Stacey Rozich was born and raised in Seattle, Washington and studied Illustration at California College of Arts in San Francisco. Her work varies from bold folk art in watercolor and gouache, to simple pen and ink line drawings. She loves cats and Pez."
southernlord.com: "For the first time ever the debut recordings of Earth are available in one concise, beautifully documented capsule. " A Beaurocratic Desire for Extra Capsular Extraction" contains the entire 1990 Smegma Studios sessions which are the debut recordings from Earth. Previously available scattered via the "Extra Capsular Extractions" EP and "Sunn Amps and Smashed Guitar" CD." Read on
