From its band name down, YHWH Nailgun embodies the dichotomy of the sacred and the profane. There’s that moniker: first half ...

There’s that moniker: first half pronounced “Yahweh,” the tetragrammaton that speaks the unspeakable name of God in the Hebrew Bible, and “nailgun,” a construction tool that draws power ...

Most modern English translations of the Old Testament render the Tetragrammaton, YHWH, as LORD. Even The American Heritage Dictionary recognizes Lord (with a capital "L") as God. The first chapter ...

With YHWH Nailgun, NYC’s avant-garde quartet — that buzz has yet to wear off, time warped by their idiosyncratic identity, a fusion of industrial sounds, electronics, and visceral poetry.

What YHWH Nailgun—pronounced “Yahweh” as in the name of God in the Hebrew Bible—does so exceptionally well in just 21 minutes is recontextualize not just the rototoms, but a world of ...

THE SKINNY: There’s no name more apt for New York electronic post-punk mob YHWH Nailgun. Welding ancient spiritual divination—’YHWH’ the original four-letter Hebrew name for God—and stabbing ...