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Us and them
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Apathy
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Life pattern
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No longer
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Seein Red Amersfoort, Netherlands
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While it’s fairly easy to get why the official description mentions Sunn O))), this is perhaps an easier, softer listening experience than Sunn’s stuff. More meditative and soothing, I guess, so I’d even recommend it to Sunn’s detractors, as long as you’re into ambiant-ish music. Yet another curiosity unearthed by Neurot Recording’s weekly sales.
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All of this apologetic wrist wringing of the vocals is extremely lame. They are awesome. That said, I am a fan of Unsane, Drive Like Jehu, Barkmarket, and Big Black. Strong release.
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by DEAFKIDS
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Il disco dimostra una maturità e un carattere nuovi, la componente industrial ha preso il sopravvento e le incursioni noise sono sempre più frequenti. Ci sono anche molti ritmi tribali, la voce è perennemente riverberata e i riff di chitarra sono quasi indistinguibili. Se cercate qualcosa di unico allora compratevi questo disco e non ve ne pentirete! CAPOLAVORO!
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Knockout debut from a Buffalo, New York-based hardcore band who like their riffs sick, their drums fast, and their choruses sticky-sweet.
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New York hardcore meets classic thrash metal meets Jane's Addiction-esque alternative on the Brooklyn crushers' sensational debut.
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Rowdy hardcore rhythms co-mingle with catchy alt-rock hooks on the California punks' immensely satisfying 5-track EP.
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