THE BEAST

CHILD BITE:

4/15/2017 Berserker IV @ The Crofoot - Pontiac, MI [ info here ]

4/19/2017 PG - Evansville, IL w/ Off-Ox

w/ Superjoint, Battlecross:
4/21/2017 Alamo City Music Hall - San Antonio, TX [ tickets ]
4/22/2017 Jake's Backroom - Lubbock, TX [ tickets ]
4/23/2017 Sunshine Theater - Albuquerque, NM [ tickets ]
4/25/2017 Marquee Theater - Tempe, AZ [ tickets ]

4/26/2017 Brooklyn Bowl - Las Vegas, NV [ tickets ]
4/27/2017 Whisky A Go Go - West Hollywood, CA [ tickets ]
4/29/2017 Brick By Brick - San Diego, CA [ tickets ]
4/30/2017 Slim's - San Fransico, CA [ tickets ]
5/02/2017 El Corazon - Seattle, WA [ tickets ]
5/03/2017 Hawthorne Theatre - Portland, OR [ tickets ]

5/05/2017 Pub Station - Bilings, MT [ tickets ]

5/06/2017 Diamondz Event Center - Jerome, ID [ tickets ]

5/07/2017 Mesa Theater - Grand Junction, CO [ tickets ]
5/09/2017 Black Sheep - Colorado Springs, CO [ tickets ]
5/10/2017 Summit Music Hall - Denver, CO [ ticket ]

5/12/2017 The Cotilion - Wichita, KS [ tickets ]

5/13/2017 Diamond Ballroom - Oklahoma City, OK [ tickets ]

5/14/2017 Trees - Dallas, TX [ tickets ]

CHILD BITE continues to flaunt the infectious wares of their Negative Noise full-length, unleashed last year via Housecore Records. The wild, forty-seven-minute assault was produced by label head Philip H. Anselmo, mastered by Scott Hull (Pig Destroyer), and is where the Venn diagram of Black Flag, Voivod, and The Jesus Lizard truly overlaps. Lauded Punk News, "This is for the open-minded punk, headbanger, or weirdo. If you like your music a little on the ugly side, you owe it to yourself to check them out." No Clean Singing concurred, "Negative Noise possesses a brilliance and individuality all its own and is a refreshing breath of fetid air in an era saturated with a d-beat-only approach to punk and hardcore." New Noise Magazine hailed the band's, "adventurous slice of loud rock...," furthering, "They have the aggressive force of hardcore, but it's filtered through grimy noise rock." Brave Words wrote, "References within the sphere of metal are hard to come by, but imagine if the first Mr. Bungle album wasn't annoying circus music, and then remember that this band once did a 5" record of Anal Cunt covers with Phil Anselmo on vocals, and you're getting there." Added Svbterranean," Those looking for something new, heavy and odd will have to look no further. Those looking for the perfect soundtrack to a sci-fi slasher B-movie will also have to look no further."