Glas Nost - Be The Movement
Weltschmerz releases May 1st via Cruel City Records.
Weltschmerz releases May 1st via Cruel City Records.
5:53 releases May 12th via Burgle Records.
Companion Piece releases May 12th via Vacant Stare Records.
Cruel Heart, Hot Summer releases May 26th via Static Shock Records.
Max Capacity Blue Water
Body Maintenance Time Enough
Dr Sure's Unusual Practice Outside Looking In
Public Interest Residue
Glittering Insects Obscure World After Death
Lizzards Freezing Cold
Loins Beans
Chimers Turn On The Lights
Eunix The Fault
Hairnet Compulsive Cleaner
Advoids 1-O
TJ Cabot Past Discrepancies
JJ & The A's Show Me
Baby Tyler Tree in the Road
Addict Brain I Feel Fine
Lasso Tecido Social
Science Man Give to the Plague
No Üniform Mark Of The Beast
Calufrax Stonehenge
Dart Nightmare
Poison Ruïn Resurrection II
Telehealth Idiot Proof (nO SoUp Du JoUr)
Mononegatives Television Funeral
The Bad Plug Blind Love
Data Unknown Is There Someone Out There?
Es Swallowed Whole
Busted Head Racket Clowning
Gurk Identity Crisis
Goblin Daycare In Harm's Way
Corpus Earthling Dear Aylmer
Split System Bullet
The Chinese Mudmen Hits From The Bong
Reiz Kauschiene
Homicide Idols Young, Sick And Pissed
Payphones Mind Control
Taphy Limousine
Sex Mex We'll Be Gone
Purling Hiss Yer All In My Dreams
Paint Fumes Starting Over
Surf Friends Signal On
Beta Máximo Batería Costeira J-4
In a somewhat unexpected but, all things considered, perfectly sensible move, the Philadelphia group on the cutting edge of the still kinda vaguely defined and developing dungeon punk genre release their first full length effort on the well established, rather metal-leaning label Relapse Records. Thankfully this has precious little influence on their sound, aesthetics and production values, with their newest batch of songs even presenting the group at their grittiest and most Lo-Fi so far, their still absolutely singular, elaborate sonic constructs made up of post- and garage punk, noise rock, postcore, a very slight hint of Oi! and only the most ancient ingredients of proto- and old-oldschool metal remaining obscured by in a thick layer of tape hiss all the time. Yeah, the whole thing sounds glorious i gotta say!
Album-Stream →Crawling out of the same brown puddle that previously spat out the wonders of Scab Breath we get two more raw and delightful clumps of garage punk, this time with more of an hardcore edge to it and a slight note of KBD muck. An attack on the senses just as straightforward as it's crude and shambolic - traits you might also find in recent acts á la Modern Needs, Liquids or Fried E/m.
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