Planet B

Carrie Feller of Hexa (who recently went on hiatus) is releasing an EP under her own name that she made with Planet B's Luke Henshaw and Luke's frequent collaborator Matt Coleman.

Satanic Planet's debut album will also feature Travis Ryan (Cattle Decapitation) and Jung Sing.

The project is described as ”a free resource that provides creatives (and fans in general) with access to digital assets to spark creativity and inspire digital collaboration, all while still practicing responsible social distancing and helping to flatten the curve.”

The song is already an in-your-face stomper, but Planet B crank up the in-your-faceness to 11 and turn it into something that sounds more distorted and evil.

The documentary features interviews with members of Slayer, Touche Amore, Daughters, Cattle Decapitation, Bratmobile, and more.

The Locust's Justin Pearson and his Planet B bandmate Luke Henshaw speak to the co-founder of The Satanic Temple on their latest podcast episode, just in time for Christmas.

Planet B are also playing LA with fellow Locust-related band INUS this weekend.

”I guess the world is getting more and more fucked up, so we need to do our part to set things straight,” Justin Pearson says, regarding The Locust's plan to ”function as a normal band again.”

The next episode in Justin Pearson (The Locust, Retox, Dead Cross, Head Wound City, etc) and his Planet B bandmate Luke Henshaw‘s Cult & Culture podcast is with Jason Hamacher, who has drummed in Regents, Frodus, Combatwoundedveteran, Battery, and other bands...

The video was made by David Hall, writer and director of the new Longmont Potion Castle documentary.