It felt quite fitting to listen to a band called Cold Comfort next, considering I’ve been wiped out by the ills for a few weeks, although I’m not sure that was the intended meaning behind the name…
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Pound Land have somehow perfectly represented the state of the United Kingdom in audio form, which is as bleak and worryingly relatable, yet furiously beautiful as you could possibly imagine.
Continue reading “Pound Land – Violence [Album Review]”
Inver sounds overly familiar; you will find yourself feeling like you are listing to something done by countless bands already, which might sounds like a criticism if it wasn’t for how well it all gels.
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We’re back, baby! And there couldn’t be a more fitting release for us to come back with than the one and only Qoheleth!
Continue reading “Qoheleth – Contaminants of War [Album Review]”
Mr. Ted could have had an album here that would rival Black Flag’s My War and Slip It In, but that would be boring. Instead we have the most absurdly stupid album that you will ever enjoy for all of the reasons. Right and wrong.
If I had to list bands who I’d love to hear create a soundtrack, Qoheleth would be my top spot. Well, guess what just happened…
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When talking about bands who shunned guitars from their lineup and ran with basses at full power, Exit_International and Castrovalva have always been the two bands that came to mind. Well now we have Modern Day Dukes.
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I don’t like all of the seasons so I wasn’t sure as to how I would… okay I’ll definitely stop this now.
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I don’t have a vanity spawned by fear, so I was sceptical as to how I would fair with this album. Verdict: you don’t need a vanity spawned by fear to love the new release from Fret! (I promise this running gag ends here.)
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If people listened to music with as much care as Trigger Cut have put into Buster, the world of music would be a very different place.
The Cauteriser 