Schkeudutzer Kreuz: No Life Left 12"
A cold, bleak, industrial, punk meditation on a cruel world and lives fighting that world only to be inevitably crushed by the gears of the death machine. The whole album rumbles with the beat of the death machine that craves blood to lubricant its mechanics and the melody of tanks crushing skulls. Throw in an Anti Cimex cover and you have the ultimate dystopian punk party at the end of times. It's a grim listen. Believe me. But it's hits alot of familiar notes for anyone who's hated their boss and a heartless government and a corporate landscape that uses people and the environment like resources to be grinded up. There's some sort of subconscious communion of punks and outsiders that can be felt on this record, and on all of the best punk.
A cold, bleak, industrial, punk meditation on a cruel world and lives fighting that world only to be inevitably crushed by the gears of the death machine. The whole album rumbles with the beat of the death machine that craves blood to lubricant its mechanics and the melody of tanks crushing skulls. Throw in an Anti Cimex cover and you have the ultimate dystopian punk party at the end of times. It's a grim listen. Believe me. But it's hits alot of familiar notes for anyone who's hated their boss and a heartless government and a corporate landscape that uses people and the environment like resources to be grinded up. There's some sort of subconscious communion of punks and outsiders that can be felt on this record, and on all of the best punk.
$195.00
Schkeudutzer Kreuz: No Life Left 12"—
$195.00
Description
A cold, bleak, industrial, punk meditation on a cruel world and lives fighting that world only to be inevitably crushed by the gears of the death machine. The whole album rumbles with the beat of the death machine that craves blood to lubricant its mechanics and the melody of tanks crushing skulls. Throw in an Anti Cimex cover and you have the ultimate dystopian punk party at the end of times. It's a grim listen. Believe me. But it's hits alot of familiar notes for anyone who's hated their boss and a heartless government and a corporate landscape that uses people and the environment like resources to be grinded up. There's some sort of subconscious communion of punks and outsiders that can be felt on this record, and on all of the best punk.
