Languid: Submission Is the Only Freedom 12"
DISCHANGE INSPIRED DBEAT EXECUTED TO PERFECTION. 8 TRACK 12”. LIMITED COPIES LEFT.
Our take: Latest EP from this Canadian d-beat band. Apparently they’re a Dischange worship band, but to be honest I can’t recall ever listening to Dischange in my life, so I’m not the person to judge how successful they are at that part of their mission. What I can tell you, however, is that this is some raging and heavy d-beat crust. If the Lifelock EP that Brain Solvent Propaganda also recently released is all about the treble, then this Languid LP is all about the bass. The guitars are ridiculously heavy. The guitar sound reminds me of Celtic Frost’s heaviest moments because it has the dull scrape of a ship running aground. Aside from that notable aspect of the band’s sound, this is raging but straightforward d-beat that I can’t imagine that any existing fans of the Brain Solvent Propaganda label won’t love.
DISCHANGE INSPIRED DBEAT EXECUTED TO PERFECTION. 8 TRACK 12”. LIMITED COPIES LEFT.
Our take: Latest EP from this Canadian d-beat band. Apparently they’re a Dischange worship band, but to be honest I can’t recall ever listening to Dischange in my life, so I’m not the person to judge how successful they are at that part of their mission. What I can tell you, however, is that this is some raging and heavy d-beat crust. If the Lifelock EP that Brain Solvent Propaganda also recently released is all about the treble, then this Languid LP is all about the bass. The guitars are ridiculously heavy. The guitar sound reminds me of Celtic Frost’s heaviest moments because it has the dull scrape of a ship running aground. Aside from that notable aspect of the band’s sound, this is raging but straightforward d-beat that I can’t imagine that any existing fans of the Brain Solvent Propaganda label won’t love.
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DISCHANGE INSPIRED DBEAT EXECUTED TO PERFECTION. 8 TRACK 12”. LIMITED COPIES LEFT.
Our take: Latest EP from this Canadian d-beat band. Apparently they’re a Dischange worship band, but to be honest I can’t recall ever listening to Dischange in my life, so I’m not the person to judge how successful they are at that part of their mission. What I can tell you, however, is that this is some raging and heavy d-beat crust. If the Lifelock EP that Brain Solvent Propaganda also recently released is all about the treble, then this Languid LP is all about the bass. The guitars are ridiculously heavy. The guitar sound reminds me of Celtic Frost’s heaviest moments because it has the dull scrape of a ship running aground. Aside from that notable aspect of the band’s sound, this is raging but straightforward d-beat that I can’t imagine that any existing fans of the Brain Solvent Propaganda label won’t love.
