Repression: Demo cassette
On their debut cassette Repression offers up three tracks of sharp
hardcore. Sasha's meticulously poured-over riffs paired with Rani's
rhythmic hammering bass provide a perfect canvas for an absolutely rabid
performance by vocalist Delivan. At times, she's reminiscent of Donna
Damage of No Thanks, bobbing and weaving through the music giving the
impression it's all about to come crashing. Perhaps a more modern
comparison would be the vocalist of Xylitol, if they were backed up by Nine
Shocks Terror or Deathreat.
hardcore. Sasha's meticulously poured-over riffs paired with Rani's
rhythmic hammering bass provide a perfect canvas for an absolutely rabid
performance by vocalist Delivan. At times, she's reminiscent of Donna
Damage of No Thanks, bobbing and weaving through the music giving the
impression it's all about to come crashing. Perhaps a more modern
comparison would be the vocalist of Xylitol, if they were backed up by Nine
Shocks Terror or Deathreat.
On their debut cassette Repression offers up three tracks of sharp
hardcore. Sasha's meticulously poured-over riffs paired with Rani's
rhythmic hammering bass provide a perfect canvas for an absolutely rabid
performance by vocalist Delivan. At times, she's reminiscent of Donna
Damage of No Thanks, bobbing and weaving through the music giving the
impression it's all about to come crashing. Perhaps a more modern
comparison would be the vocalist of Xylitol, if they were backed up by Nine
Shocks Terror or Deathreat.
hardcore. Sasha's meticulously poured-over riffs paired with Rani's
rhythmic hammering bass provide a perfect canvas for an absolutely rabid
performance by vocalist Delivan. At times, she's reminiscent of Donna
Damage of No Thanks, bobbing and weaving through the music giving the
impression it's all about to come crashing. Perhaps a more modern
comparison would be the vocalist of Xylitol, if they were backed up by Nine
Shocks Terror or Deathreat.
$55.00
Repression: Demo cassette—
$55.00
Description
On their debut cassette Repression offers up three tracks of sharp
hardcore. Sasha's meticulously poured-over riffs paired with Rani's
rhythmic hammering bass provide a perfect canvas for an absolutely rabid
performance by vocalist Delivan. At times, she's reminiscent of Donna
Damage of No Thanks, bobbing and weaving through the music giving the
impression it's all about to come crashing. Perhaps a more modern
comparison would be the vocalist of Xylitol, if they were backed up by Nine
Shocks Terror or Deathreat.
hardcore. Sasha's meticulously poured-over riffs paired with Rani's
rhythmic hammering bass provide a perfect canvas for an absolutely rabid
performance by vocalist Delivan. At times, she's reminiscent of Donna
Damage of No Thanks, bobbing and weaving through the music giving the
impression it's all about to come crashing. Perhaps a more modern
comparison would be the vocalist of Xylitol, if they were backed up by Nine
Shocks Terror or Deathreat.
