Punk Rock

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/8012615

This Portland Group's third full length further refines their explosive formula of seriously noise- and slightly garage-infused postcore into their most realized and elaborate effort do date, their hyperactive vision of structured chaos constantly shapeshifting and throwing curveballs all the way, leading into all kinds of interesting maneuvers. Although no two songs are too much alike on here, the most frequently applicable comparisons i can come up with are groups such as the various incarnations of New York's Kaleodoscope, early Bad Breeeding, Acrylics and, in some parts, Crisis Man, early Video and Ascot Stabber.

Comparing Missile Size Vol. 1 releases November 17th via Roach Leg Records.

Last year's demo by this London group has been a thoroughly pleasant occurence already and their newest EP even packs considerably more of that same kind of punch, their mix of noise-heavy postcore and garage-leaning fuzz punk at times coming across like a variant of Hot Snakes or Obits with more of a melancholic undercurrent which also kinda reminds me a lot of Wymyns Prysyn, with further credible comparisons to be made to acts such as Ascot Stabber, Crisis Man, Zero Bars, Beast Fiend and Mystic Inane.

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They remind me a little bit of The Misfits

Invidious link to listen for free.

It’s time for album club #3! I pulled this one from one of the "What Were You Listening To Last Week?" threads. Texas Terri & The Stiff Ones' only album, Eat Shit, came out in 1997, one year before our previous album club pick, Americana. The two couldn't be more different. Comparisons to Wendy O. Williams are obvious. This is pure, gritty, rock & roll. The album also features a couple of covers of bands such as The Dicks, and the Dictators.

This post will stay pinned for 2 weeks, in order for anyone interested to leave their thoughts on the album. November 12th will see the launch of Album Club #4.

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Tacocat kick ass!

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I just stumbled across these guys and really dig their sound.