"The Celestial Hellgrounds...killer chaotic backgrounds... a deep foreboding of serious climatic tension which doesn't disappoint...the production is flawless... the heavy, machine chug of the guitars mixed with the waxing/waning synthesized progressions of Brock's programming grant this CD a label all its own." Evolving Artist review

“Pulse Faction has created through The Celestial Hellgrounds a cohesive soundtrack illustrating the depths of someone's depravity, desperation and destructiveness through brutal percussion and guitar riffs, tense electronic elements, dark melodies and raw unforgiving vocals...Sonically (and thematically) there is great continuity between the tracks wrought with head-banging downbeats, throbbing massive power chords and taut frequencies reminiscent of Rob Zombie or Raymond Watts…Considering that all 9 songs from this album has found its way into countless TV spots, movie soundtracks, and video games, this is not surprising.” -Adzuki Bean Stash Review

"Instantly felt like I was trapped inside an industrial estate...all engines go... the heart of it pumps could unbalance one with the intensity that punches home the point." Garageband.com review

"Tracks on the album are a mixture of edgy guitar driven riffs with a bit of electronics but it's difficult to isolate the best song because all of them are amazing...The Celestial Hellgrounds is a very professional release depicting Brock's professional attitude to his creativity. Finally I can add that I was looking forward to the CD a lot and its content fulfilled my expectations. Fabryka's aim is totally about promoting such tunes". Fabryka Darknation review

Pulse Faction originally started as a solo project in 1998 by multi-instrumentalist David Brock. Armed with a computer, guitar, bass, and an EMU-E4K synthesizer Brock spent the next several years in seclusion to construct and refine the sound. During this time Brock explored the world of electronics while developing his skills as a songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. By combining heavily distorted guitars, ambient keyboard sequences, crushing drum and bass, as well as original sound design, the music began to take form. Within this isolation an outlet for Brock’s intensity was born, spawning the initial recordings of the first full length album.

Enter Pulse Faction's debut CD "The Celestial Hellgrounds", a disturbing autobiographical account of Brock’s descent into the dark confines of affliction, enmity, and self destruction. Visceral and explosive, the concept album chronicles the near deadly extremes of a man bound in a war of the conscience. Written, produced, and performed entirely by Brock, “The Celestial Hellgrounds” was recorded on a computer in a one room apartment. The CD has received critical acclaim, national awards, and generated considerable interest from the entertainment industries. All nine songs from the album have been featured worldwide in motion pictures, television, and video games.

CREDITS:

Motion Pictures/Home Video:
Steve-O: The Early Years DVD (2005) (Starring Steve-O/Johnny Knoxville/Tommy Lee)
Taking Lives (2004) (Starring Angelina Jolie/Ethan Hawk) DVD Special Features
The Lost Angel (2005) (Starring Judd Nelson/Alison Eastwood/C. Thomas Howell)
The Hulk (2003) (Starring Sam Elliot/Nick Nolte/Eric Bana) DVD International Special Edition/Features
No Pain, No Gain
Astrothrill (2005)

Video Games:
Paris Chase (for the PC) Team 6 Game Studios

Television:
MTV: Silent Hill (The making of the major motion picture Silent Hill)
Sci-Fi Channel: The Hulk (The making of the major motion picture The Hulk)
MTV: The World of Aeon Flux (The making of the major motion picture Aeon Flux)
Sci-Fi Channel: Van Helsing:The Man And The Monsters (The making of the major motion picture Van Helsing)
Sci-Fi Channel: The Chronicles of Riddick (The making of the major motion picture The Chronicles of Riddick)
NBC: Race Across America
SpikeTV: Wild World of Spike (seven episodes)
E! Channel: True Hollywood Story: The Osbournes
History Channel: UFO Files
Fox: 99 Most Bizarre
Bravo: Even Scarier Movie Moments
Fit TV: Art of the Athlete (two episodes)
National Geographic Channel: Tools of the Trade (three episodes)
MTV: Diary of Johnny Knoxville
Discovery Channel: Lived To Tell (three episodes)
MTV: Live 8 (Global concert event to address the G8 summit and world poverty)
VH-1: Hogan Knows Best
Discovery Channel: Rouse Racing Driver X (six episodes)
SpikeTV: Disorderly Conduct Video on Patrol (four episodes)
VH-1: Fabulous Life
A&E; Channel: Flip This House
MTV: Made (two episodes)
ESPN: B3 (extreme sports)
MTV: Date My Mom (two episodes)
Spike TV: Game Head (four episodes)
VH-1: Celebrity Fit Club
Nickelodeon: O’Grady Pre-Pro#1
MTV: Social Security In Milwaukee
Noggin: Girls vs Boys
TLC: Shoeless Joe’s Homerun
MTV: The Need For Speed:Most Wanted (Electronic Arts video game launch party)
National Geographic Channel: Swarms!
A&E; Channel: Tough Guy Theme
VH-1: Supergroup
MTV: From Game To Fame The CPL World Tour Finals
Lifetime Network: Missing
MTV2: Steven & Tyson’s 24 hour Spring Breakout
Discovery Channel: Urban Explorers (two episodes)
ESPN: X2day (surf/skateboard series)
MTV: Ishq Deewane
History Channel: Hell: The Devils Domain
MTV2: Damage Control
TLC/Discovery Channel: Extreme Engineering (four episodes)
VH-1: Kept
Nickelodeon: Hi-Jinks
MTV: Room Raiders (three episodes)
Fox Network/Speed Channel: Unique Whips (two episodes)
MTV: G-Hole 5
Discovery Health Channel: The Critical Hour (sixteen episodes)
MTV: Super Sweet 16 (three episodes)
A&E; Channel: Biography of the Year
MTV: Call To Greatness (three episodes)
MTV: Cribs (two episodes)
VH-1: Best Week Ever (ten episodes)
USA Network: Ready for the Weekend Movie (two episodes)
ESPN: Xtrials (extreme sports series)
MTV: Spring Break Veterans
Fox Network: Fusion TV (extreme sports/alternative)
MTV:Road Rules
Fox:Safari Tracks (wildlife series)
MTV:Real World
Macabre Theatre (horror variety show/goth culture)
MTV:Extreme Challenge
SOAP Network: Soapography
MTV:Live through this series
Kissmark Network (Japan): Be it! (lifestyle/sports)

Awards:
Artists Undiscovered Awards (U.S.A. and Canada):
Awarded: Best Industrial/Electronica Singer
Awarded: Best Industrial/Electronica Musician
Nominated: Best Industrial/Electronica Singer
Nominated: Best Industrial/Electronica Musician
Nominated: Best Industrial/Electronica Songwriter

Commercial Release:
Astrothrill compilation CD and comic book (Fluxus Records)
The Celestial Hellgrounds (Proletarian Records)