#jake duzsik

[bad-o-mens]

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[frgmnthtr]

Isn’t Everyone (2022)

[ebechnasheim]

Do you want to be here? Pt. 4

📸 Bryan Kirks

[ruinedholograms]

(2023)

[aliumfungus]

I really like the music band HEALTH.

Their music means a lot to me.

[plasticsaints]

HEALTH : BBC : London, England

[yharnamesque]

HEALTH AT LONDON ELECTRIC BRIXTON 20/10/2024

FLASHING LIGHT WARNING

[possible-streetwear]

[thisnoise]

And it was not my fault you were unloved when you were a child.

[obscvra]

HEALTH - NC-17

[thebowerypresents]

HEALTH Bring the Noise to Brooklyn Steel

HEALTH – Brooklyn Steel – March 15, 2024

HEALTH are a band you just have to see live. Yes, they make and record heart-pumping, synth-heavy noise that on any commute, treadmill or hot-girl walk can transport you to dark-wave metal heaven. But in the flesh? If you were at Steel on Friday, you get it. 

The esteemed triad, a Los Angeles band, released their first self-titled album in 2007. They’ve been in the game for a while, collaborating with the likes of Crystal Castles, Lamb of God and 100 Gecs, and putting out some seriously good remix albums. Were you to try to genre-stamp HEALTH, I suppose you’d go for industrial. But the band, especially live, ping-pongs comfortably from dub-y hardcore to emo rock (see lead singer Jake Duzsik’s dreamlike, drawn-out vocals) to hard techno. That said, the crowd looked rather uniform: It was the rare concertgoer who was not bedecked in all black. Let’s hear it for the Goths.

On Friday, HEALTH played a satisfyingly diverse set, including “Crack Metal” (Rat Wars, 2023), a cover of Deftones’ “Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away)” — released this year — and “We Are Water,” off 2009’s Get Color. (Another notable collab, that music video was directed by Eric Warheim.) Drummer BJ Miller was exceptional. His pulsating drum pattern moved the band ever-forward, and his fills were technical delights. John Famiglietti, the bassist and “software player,” is the band’s performance guy, tending to his synth in a split, raising his hands to the sky and head-banging his long locks.

As a wise man (Famiglietti) once said (in an Instagram Reel), “HEALTH has the best fans and the best vibes in the biz.” While I can’t be the arbiter on that one, the energy was pretty fucking good. It’s impossible to not move at their shows and it’s impossible to not have fun. Before their last song, Duzsik made clear they wouldn’t be doing a performative encore. “This is it,” he said, before launching into “Crusher” (Disco3, 2017). The song’s end was a harsh, loud pounder, a perfect sign-off. —Rachel Brody | @RachelCBrody

Photos courtesy of Hann Scott | www.instagram.com/ipreferconcerts

[frgmnthtr]

Anthrax (Gang Of Four cover) (2009)

Nine Inch Nails + HEALTH + Gary Numan

[ebechnasheim]

Do you want to be here? Pt. 3

📸 Bryan Kirks

[aliumfungus]

timelapse / speedpaint / process video of my fanart for the industrial band HEALTH

their music means a lot to me :)

[plasticsaints]

HEALTH : Spotify Studios : DTLA

[inkher0]

Hi there, do you have any headcanons for Origin characters when singing? And what singers' voices do you think are similar to them,,,,?

*rubs my gross lil hands together*

Tim- Chino Moreno from Deftines. Same lyrical style, same cadence, same everything. Dude ripped off his whole flow. Very breathy, and has an almost sweet tone

Toby- Jake Duzsik from HEALTH, but with the style of Serj Tankian from System of A Down. Does weird shit with his voice half because he can't help and half for Artistic Choice (Tim thinks he's cool)

Kate- 100% Hayley Williams, but Bad (she does a good punk shout though, very Bikini Kill)

Natalie- Feminine Louis Armstrong, her voice sounds like a Saxophone and she sings in Creole

Doby- Mos Thoser, he autotunes tf out of his voice even though he's not a bad singer. Thinks it sounds cool!