Labels: Helta Skelta
Review by: Alex Deller
Fast, powerviolent hardcore with some interesting twists and turns. The sound is clipped and crisp enough that things never become a meaningless blur, but at the same time these very same qualities do rein in the brutality a tad. It’s good, though, kinda like Capitalist Casualties colliding with the antisocial yappiness of H100s in that it mixes speed and straightahead gut punches with a snotty sense of wayward unpredictability. It’s short, as you’d expect from such a thing, but at the same time there’s enough done in the brief time at their disposal to keep you coming back for more.