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	Shai Hulud
		Shai Hulud — yes, they take their name from Dune-- fused punk, metal, hardcore, and thrash in a way that hadn’t been done before, and the inspired, fevered lyrical delivery attracted rabid fans who had a cult-like worship for the band.
		Shai Hulud represented an ethos and an ethic: touring till they wore the tread off the tires, playing expressly for the kids, and having something of note to say in the lyrics.
		Shai Hulud were vital, essential and relevant, so much so that Alternative Press did an “oral history” feature on the band, an accolade reserved for bands that have carved out an undeniable place in the hearts of music fans.
	www.metalblade.com /english/artists/shaihulud/bio.php (1236 words)

	Moshulu
		Shai Hulud is well-known within the hardcore scene for their often complex compositions and misanthropic lyrics.
		The two mainstay members of Shai Hulud are considered to be Matt Fox (guitar), who writes most of the band's musical and lyrical output, and Matt Fletcher (originally guitar, but then moved on to bass), who assists in writing.
		Acknowledging some people may misinterpret the parting as the end of Shai Hulud, the band came out on their homepage indicating that they would not be breaking up; instead, the band would change name to The Warmth of Red Blood and continue what had been started with Shai Hulud.
	www.barflyclub.com /Moshulu/whatson/event/13877.aspx (286 words)

	Hardcore Interview presented by InStrife.com
		I was asked to join the band after the summer tour of europe in the summer of 1999, and I moved from Oklahoma to join the band in Florida in January of 2000.
		I was in a few bands in Oklahoma that recorded some demos and opened for some other bands that came through the area.
		I wish more hardcore bands could achieve this kind of success, and we should all be more supportive of the bands who create the music that enhances our lives.
	www.instrife.com /interviews/shaihulud-07162000.php (1304 words)

	Shai Hulud on purevolume™
		Shai Huluds first of many lineup changes came with the addition of drummer, Steven Lee Kleisath (affectionately known as Bizarro), whose incredibly unique approach to song-writing helped redefine the band his influence remaining even long after he and Shai Hulud parted company.
		Shai Hulud toured abroad with only one guitar player (Matt Fox), their original-but-soon-not-to-be bass player, Dave Silber, and a fine drummer named Andrummist Gormley The Whistle Blower who filled in after only knowing the songs for under two weeks.
		Whatever the hell the band decides to call itself, we are diligently working on new material, furthering the commitment to release only intelligent and genuinely emotive music in a scene where the banal, contrived, and altogether thoughtless primarily reign supreme.
	www.purevolume.com /shaihulud (1572 words)

	Better than ever...
		Shai Hulud, a band that seems to have survived through seemingly every natural disaster possible, announced that they got back together and signed to Metal Blade what seemed like ages ago.
		In typical Shai Hulud fashion, many absurd announcements were made talking about them eventually hitting a recording studio, but I wasn't expecting much, if anything at all.
		Shai Hulud, for those out of the loop, play fast technical hardcore rooted music that takes many metal and punk influences.
	theplaylist.net /albumreviews/shaihuludb.htm (269 words)

	Hxc.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Shai Hulud have called it quits with a public address via their website.
		You know us better than that) with the material they wrote for the next Shai Hulud album, although the Matts agree a change of the band's name is in order.
		The music, lyrics, and concepts that were to make up the next Shai Hulud album will see the light of day next year, just under a different name.
	www.hxc.com /news/000669.php (608 words)

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		The band, without a care of where the scene was headed or what rules were set out for others to follow, invaded their own domain of ideas and pushed spectacular displays of manic intensity and rhythmic ecstasy to new heights.
		Without a doubt, Shai Hulud's latest offering, That Within Blood Ill-Tempered, is one of the best records of 2003, a heavy and groundbreaking disc that continues to shake the foundations of the music scene.
		Bands come and go, but we're still determined to be the same individuals who play hardcore and are eager to take it to the next level.
	www.lollipop.com /article.php3?content=issue63/shaihulud.html (910 words)

	Sandworm (Dune) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Fremen believe that the actions of the sandworms are the direct actions of God, and so the worms have been given numerous titles such as the Great Maker, the Worm who is God, Old Man of the Desert, Old Father Eternity, and Grandfather of the Desert.
		Shai' hulud is Arabic for "a thing of eternity."
		Most of the sandtrout die off in this eruption, but the few survivors band together and bind themselves into cysts.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sandworm_(Dune) (2986 words)

	Shai Hulud
		Josh: Shai Hulud syndrome is when a band says “we’re going to take three years to write an album whether you like it or not.
		Shai Hulud has been my favorite hardcore band since the first EP came out, so for the first year I couldn’t believe it and it was like a dream come true.
		Not to toot my own horn, but kind of to toot the band’s horn, when you can still see kids coming out, I think you can see Shai Hulud as being one of the influencial bands of the ‘90’s and we will still be in five or ten years from now.
	www.angelfire.com /geek/nca/shaihulud.html (1581 words)

	PunkROCKS.net Show Review - Sick Of It All, Shai Hulud, Stretch Arm Strong
		The band left immediately after playing to drive ten hours home to go to work the next day, and then planned to drive back up to Charlotte the next day for their next show.
		I didn't recognize a single member of the band as they took the stage, and I'm pretty sure if there were ever a hardcore hall of fame created, it would need a whole wing dedicated to ex-members of Shai Hulud.
		By the time my head cleared, Shai Hulud was finished with half of their brutally heavy set.
	www.punkrocks.net /display_showreview.php?id=82 (647 words)

	NEW SITE COMING SOMETIME BEFORE WE DIE
		The band that would be named, Shai Hulud, had musical direction, but alas, no motif or theme, therefore, we decided the name should have a literary or cinematic background.
		Shai Hulud was finally chosen as a result of a miscommunication between Matt and Dave (sic).
		Shai Hulud is an all purpose unit of mosh.
	www.hulud.com /faq.html (7097 words)

	Shai Hulud - That Within Blood Ill-Tempered, A Comprehensive Retrospective Review
		The waiting is finally over for Shai Hulud to release their follow-up to Hearts Once Nourished, approximately 5 years ago.
		Shai Hulud has always had a loud style with aggro vocals and super-sharp riffs.
		Shai Hulud is not for the weak of heart.
	www.musicemissions.com /display_review/1839 (344 words)

	DKM (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In their ten year existence, Shai Hulud released an EP (A Profound Hatred Of Man), 2 full length albums (Hearts Once Nourished and That Within Blood Ill-Tempered), 2 split releases (with Indecision and Another Victim), and recently released “A Comprehensive Retrospective” a collection of the bands early recordings, live tracks and demos.
		The songs of The Hulud - as they are colloquially known - hit the heart and soul, as the music impacts with melodic intensity and raw emotion, while lyrically, social wrongs, personal injustices and the issue of gathering and maintaining strength are dealt with on an intimate and relatable level.
		The band was often outspoken on a number of issues, especially when it came to issues about violence.
	www.punkhardcore.com.au /interviews/shai.htm (3054 words)

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		While it could be argued that Shai Hulud don't necessarily advance the metalcore genre as a whole, there is an elderly statesmen appeal and maturity to their sound that allows them to not have to.
		Perhaps this is all a result of the band having to stay humble due to turmoil that derailed them earlier on in their career, perhaps not.
		The thing is Shai Hulud are able to capitalize on unhinged ferocity and tension without having to resort to thrash nostalgia, melodic death metal wankery or mascara clad metalcore.
	www.theprp.com /reviews/shaihulud.shtml (329 words)

	Flex Your Head » News (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Just when you thought you were rid of them at long last, Shai Hulud surfaces for a few more shows to close out their 8 year-long run as an honest band with a love and true appreciation for aggressive music with substance and passion — and consequently, a band without a pot to piss in.
		Shai Hulud would like to warmly thank anyone and everyone that understood the purpose behind the band's existence.
		Shai Hulud's profound hatred is survived by Zombie Apocalypse and The Warmth Of Red Blood — an even bigger thorn in the side of a people overcome with insincerity and bullshit.
	www.flexyourhead.net /news_display.php?id=390 (397 words)

	PBS 106.7FM - Shai Hulud Extravaganza on Headwealth
		Shai Hulud is famous within the hardcore scene for their often complex compositions, misanthropic lyrics and revolving-door line-up.
		The two mainstay members of Shai Hulud are considered to be Matt Fox (guitar) and Matt Fletcher (originally guitar, but then moved on to bass), who together write most of the band's musical output.
		Surprisingly, the band seems to, despite the misanthropy that is their trademark, harbor a dry sense of humor, most notably on their web page, in liner notes and on the recently released record "A Comprehensive Retrospective: Or How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Release Bad and Useless Recordings".
	pbsfm.org.au /Documents.asp?ID=1560&Title=Shai+Hulud+...+on+Headwealth (405 words)

	Shai Hulud Sort of Disbands - Aversion.com
		Shai Hulud has broken up -- at least in the strictest sense of the word.
		In fact, the players' next band, which hasn't been named, will record the songs Shai Hulud was working on for its next album before the breakup.
		The band also confirmed rumors that it was talking with its original singer, now New Found Glory's front man, Chad Gilbert, about the possibilities of joining the act on its sort-of farewell tour, though said that no plans are officially hatched.
	www.aversion.com /news/news_article.cfm?news_id=1470 (276 words)

	Blistering.com Review: Shai Hulud - Misanthropy Pure
		As with most Shai Hulud albums, it takes several listens to allow the melodies to really start revealing themselves amongst the band’s chaotic arrangements.
		As a whole, there’s not a whole lot of change from Shai Hulud’s last release to their new one.
		Shai Hulud help found the metalcore sound (and name) back in the mid ‘90s, and Misanthropy Pure is simply a reaffirmation of what metallic hardcore stands for, and how it should sound.
	www.blistering.com /fastpage/fpengine.php/link/1/templateid/14042/tempidx/4/menuid/2 (492 words)

	PETA2 // Out There //Meet Shai Hulud
		Shai Hulud’s new CD, That Within Blood Ill-Tempered, hit stores May 20, and they’re finally getting the attention they deserve.
		The majority of the guys in Shai Hulud are vegan or vegetarian, and that is why we put out the literature—because we want people to make up their own minds.
		Bands like New Found Glory and Good Charlotte are bands we know, and they have something positive to say, so I think it’s awesome.
	www.peta2.com /OUTTHERE/o-shaihulud.asp (1908 words)

	Shai Hulud - That Within Blood Ill-tempered: Silent Uproar (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Over the years the former Floridian (now NY based) band has seen more line-up changes than Michael Jackson's face, but luckily has still managed to keep their sound relatively the same.
		Case-in-point: New Found Glory guitarist Chad Gilbert was the singer for Shai Hulud on their 1997 debut album Hearts Once Nourished with Hope and Compassion.
		I can sit and read their entire liner notes without boredom setting in, and to give you a taste of what I mean, I quote: "If a human's nature is to war, this song is a battleground!", taken from my favorite song, "This Song: For the True and Passionate Lovers of Music".
	www.silentuproar.com /showreview.php?ID=411&archive=yes (347 words)

	Shai Hulud — A Comprehensive Retrospective (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The band has been around for a long time, considering it was 1999 and people even here in nowheresville Ohio had heard of them.
		Shai Hulud’s energy is never called into question even if the recording’s quality may be.
		The band is apparently going the way of the buffalo, so aside from buying a complete discography of the band, this is the best way to get a running start into knowing the band.
	www.neufutur.com /Reviews/shaihulud.html (431 words)

	Splendid: Features: Shai Hulud
		Shai Hulud makes those kinds of albums, lacing their lyrics with a Swiftian disdain for man's natural proclivity toward depravity, and giving their self-proclaimed "writ of misanthropy" the perfect backing -- moody, headbanging, pendulous metallic hardcore.
		Shai Hulud -- and I make this statement clearly -- Shai Hulud, since day one, has always been outside the cool clique.
		Revelation Records puts out albums by Shai Hulud and lots of other hardcore bands, some of which you probably listened to in the early nineties.
	www.splendidezine.com /features/shaihulud (7047 words)

	Rough Edge: Shai Hulud CD Reviews
		I've often heard that Shai Hulud was a mathcore or calculus metal band.
		Shai Hulud's "That Within Blood Ill-Tempered" is more of a hardcore record given that it lacks The Dillinger Escape Plan's maniacally crafted starts and stops and shards of metallic mayhem in the hardcore form.
		Shai Hulud stretch, pull, push, and massage the hardcore genre to the point where a conflagration of influences result in a convergence of stylistic influences wrapped in complex song structures.
	www.roughedge.com /cdreviews/s/shaihulud.htm (414 words)

	Shai Hulud Music and Discussion
		As instrumental(no pun intended) as it has become to employ music-arguably the most expressive artistic medium-as a channel in which to "positively" re-route anger,there seems to be simply too much visual uniform and rigid aural template on the market...Names I will refrain from disclosing.
		The title:"A Profound Hatred of Man" spells out SHAI HULUD's concept brilliantly and does so with a slight Freudian slant: Face and learn to deliver yourself from the vices/evil within yourself-which were not necessarily brought on by yourself.
		a) Shai Hulud is the name given to the giant sand worms in Dune when the people were worshipping them.
	www.gnoosic.com /discussion/shai+hulud.html (413 words)

	Shai Hulud - News
		Shai Hulud have decided to hit the road again in May, scheduling eight shows along the east coast.
		Also, despite earlier reports, the band is going to retain its Shai Hulud name for the time being.
		Shai Hulud contribute two songs to the video, 'Solely Concentrating On The Negative Aspects Of Life' and 'This Song Is For The True And Passionate Lovers Of Music'.
	www.ruleeverymoment.com /news (144 words)

	Shai Hulud - That Within Blood Ill-Tempered - openingbands.com
		Shai Hulud achieved a perfect combination of metal and hardcore.
		Shai Hulud falls on the latter side of the line.
		If Shai Hulud lost the pretentious artist air and actually sought to make more consumable music, they would likely kick severe amounts of ass - they've certainly got the technical talent.
	www.openingbands.com /printerfriendly.race?ID=323 (454 words)

	Final Thanks or Words for the boys in Hulud - truepunk dot com ::: Message Boards (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Shai Hulud was "The" band that brought out the best musically for me, and i'm sure millions of other fans.
		Yeah to some people Shai Hulud was "just a band" but to allot of people bands have the power to change lives, and they did that to me and I am sure some of you.
		Shai Hulud I want to thank you from the depth of my soul for being one of the best bands not only in hardcore but in all aggressive music.
	www.truepunk.com /ubb/Forum82/HTML/001987.html (3607 words)

	Shai Hulud - A Comprehensive Retrospective - Review - Stylus Magazine
		Of course, that’s just what kept the band together for so many years--indiscriminate rage against the machine is easy for each member to funnel into their particular area of concern.
		They come down more in line with that band that was always sort of there, in case your favorite was in between records or, more accurately in hardcore, in between bands.
		As such, I suppose that as a document to the working methods of the band, or as a means to chart their progression from humble poorly recorded basements to humble poorly funded studios, it’s essential listening (not to mention the top-notch and entertaining liner notes).
	www.stylusmagazine.com /review.php?ID=2799 (451 words)

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