Ochre – Horizon CD (Rare / Used, NM) Bell Witch Diner Coffee simultaneously represents the

Diner Coffee simultaneously represents the band’s artistic progression and the state of the world

Despite the antichrist’s repugnancy of the papacy

and vocals respectively

For more than a decade

Soon enough the brooding acoustics transform into soaring melodies with the dueling harmonic magic of a Thin Lizzy guitar solo riding the rhythmic pounding of Shreibman’s drums

Ochre – Horizon CD (Rare / Used, NM) Bell Witch Diner Coffee simultaneously represents theObscure piece of lost Brisbane music from the late 90s and early 00s, vaguely channeling nu metal, progressive, funk and other cross polinating genres of the time. More info from the Brisbane Music Graveyard: 'Ochre slowly grew together in the second half of the 90's. Kim Benzie (guitars) and his friend Aaron (vocals) formed the original nucleus of the band in 1996, Andy Dauth (drums) joined in 1997 and when Stewart Hill (bass) hooked up with them in