Labels: Good For Nothing
Review by: Kunal Nandi
Here’s a refreshingly bullshit-free review for a refreshingly bullshit-free record then. Things seem cryptic, with a minimal, monochrome layout and crystal clear vinyl, but we’re on more than familiar territory when it comes to the music. Imagine some old-school flavoured hardcore, this time from north of the border (Aberdeen specifically), well played, with crunchy, memorable riffs and heartfelt, meaningful lyrics. What more could you possibly want (aside from more pick-slides)?