When it comes to the alternative metal scene in Kansas City, you’d probably expect a certain sound, a certain vibe. Enter God’s Computer, the brainchild of Liam, a project that’s turning heads – though not always for the reasons you’d expect. Fresh off the release of its first album on December 10th, God’s Computer is something of an oddball in the local music scene.

Liam’s approach is, well, unique. He’s churned out 58 songs so far, and he’s played a good number of shows around Kansas City, but it’s his self-assurance that really makes him stand out. He’s got the confidence of someone who truly believes in what they’re doing, even if it might not be everyone’s cup of tea.

Delving deeper into the backstory of God’s Computer, we discover that Liam O’Hara’s musical journey began in the digital halls of a Reddit community, r/bedroombands. Here, he honed his skills, creating around 30 demos with collaborators spanning the globe. However, not everyone was attuned to his distinctive vocal style and artistic vision, leading Liam to eventually part ways with the group. His exploration of the metal genre, preferring melodic instrumentals over screams, further distinguished his path.