Fireball Ministry walk it and talk it, and could chew gum while doing both. They may not be the first church of rock and roll, but they’re high in the running.
For all the “chaos,” they’re pretty predictable. They play soft, you know it’s gonna shift to thrash. They play loud, you know they’re gonna shift into jazz.
From more of an indie rock/power pop background than a punk background, this five-song EP packs the punch of the first time you heard the Goo Goo Dolls.
Hate sludge brimming with feedback, peaked drum mics, and an occasional Sabbathy riff amidst the seemingly randomly-selected chords pounded mercilessly.