Contrast Attitude: 12 Track Compilation 2018 12"
Our take: Just like the title says, this record compiles material released between 2010 and 2014, including their Black & White EP, splits with See You in Hell, Aspects of War, and Final Bombs (the latter on vinyl for the first time), and their contribution to a CD compilation called Heal. Even though this LP covers a few years worth of releases, the sound here is consistent, more like a proper 12” EP than a compilation. If you haven’t heard Contrast Attitude, it’s safe to say that they’re acolytes of Disclose; they even thank Discharge, Disclose, and Kawakami on the insert. While they don’t have that extra magic that places Framtid on the top of the heap, they’re masters of the style, and better than 95% of the bands attempting anything similar. If you follow labels like Brain Solvent Propaganda and Distort Reality (which this is on) you’ll want to nab this.
Our take: Just like the title says, this record compiles material released between 2010 and 2014, including their Black & White EP, splits with See You in Hell, Aspects of War, and Final Bombs (the latter on vinyl for the first time), and their contribution to a CD compilation called Heal. Even though this LP covers a few years worth of releases, the sound here is consistent, more like a proper 12” EP than a compilation. If you haven’t heard Contrast Attitude, it’s safe to say that they’re acolytes of Disclose; they even thank Discharge, Disclose, and Kawakami on the insert. While they don’t have that extra magic that places Framtid on the top of the heap, they’re masters of the style, and better than 95% of the bands attempting anything similar. If you follow labels like Brain Solvent Propaganda and Distort Reality (which this is on) you’ll want to nab this.
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Our take: Just like the title says, this record compiles material released between 2010 and 2014, including their Black & White EP, splits with See You in Hell, Aspects of War, and Final Bombs (the latter on vinyl for the first time), and their contribution to a CD compilation called Heal. Even though this LP covers a few years worth of releases, the sound here is consistent, more like a proper 12” EP than a compilation. If you haven’t heard Contrast Attitude, it’s safe to say that they’re acolytes of Disclose; they even thank Discharge, Disclose, and Kawakami on the insert. While they don’t have that extra magic that places Framtid on the top of the heap, they’re masters of the style, and better than 95% of the bands attempting anything similar. If you follow labels like Brain Solvent Propaganda and Distort Reality (which this is on) you’ll want to nab this.
