Bloodbath did this already, and did it well, but no one’s sayin’ there isn’t room for more wet and sloppy hollerin’ and punkified riffing. Nicke Anderson leads.
The non-LP/early years of sorely-missed tech metalcore greats Botch in one handy package, presenting the influential band’s roots and semi-primitive beginnings.
Recording more viciously, playing faster, and putting more Viking elbow grease into the riff-writing, this is Unleashed looking for an extra tenner of cred.
The Cardigans worked on their new album in sporadic bursts, creating deadlines in order to capture the slightly-rushed, spontaneous feel of a jam session.
Add them to the short list with Most Precious Blood, If Hope Dies, Unearth, Diecast and a few other hardcore bands who are now worth listening to, finally.
Imogene should be from a hippy commune, the desert, the mountains. Some place where you can smoke up and jam with yer friends. But these guys are from L.A…