Nightbreeder "Cut Off All Your Face" LP
Here is an excerpt from a review of the record:
Nightfeeder plays an aggressive style of hardcore that
reminded me a lot of my youthful days when I was picking up demo tapes
from every band I could get my hands on. With members from Disrupt,
Consume and Deathraid, there is certainly a lineage that ties back
through the decades. Disrupt was founded in 1987 and seemed like the US'
answer to Extreme Noise Terror while Deathraid and Consume ripped
through the 2000's with a heavy dose of D-Beat influence made famous by
Discharge.
Obviously Nightfeeder members have been around for a
long time honing their craft, and it certainly shows on Cut All Of Your
Face Off LP. It delivers a wall of sheer power and heightened
aggression. It's like a bloodthirsty creature deprived of sustenance
doing anything it can to satiate the hunger. While there is a lot of
furious thrashing shaping this album, there is also diversity in the
song structure. Nightfeeder find ways to insert tempo changes that often
compliment the vocal style. At times the sound can feel like its pulled
right from mid/later 80's crust punk era and other times fade into a
more straight hardcore tune with "Amoral Minority" and "I'm a Letdown".
Tracks like "The Reaper's Yield" and "Burial" fit nicely in stenchy
crusty niche bands like Deviated Instinct and Doom dwelled in.
Nightfeeder has been around long enough that their sound is not 100%
derivative of the past. Sure there are influences that we can use a
points of reference, but the sound that we hear on this album is an
amalgamation of many sources, experiences and influence that most will
appreciate.
£16.00 plus post
https://newdarkagerecords.bandcamp.com/album/cut-all-of-your-face-off
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