Labels: A389
Review by: Kunal Nandi
A terminally underrated band that have been ploughing their own furrow for close to a decade now, Triac turn up every now and then and chuck out another total incendiary bomb of killer grind mixed in with unhealthy dollops of noise-rock in a manner that I absolutely adore. The filth-encrusted bass and guitars remind me of Unsane and Ken Mode in their raw, downtuned glory, but you can still discern intent and tunes thanks to their bulldozing Kill The Client-esque punk approach to grind riffing. The incredible drummer mixes it up between swingy rhythms and blistering blasts like a total motherfucker, and at six and half minutes, this 7″ is short but sweet, a bit like this review.
Triac
A389