From Minneapolis, play some of the noisiest melodic punk this side of somewhere, with scratchy soundbite intros, and yelling-through-a-bullhorn vocals.
An indie movie about running away, life on the streets of New York, temptation, danger, and friendship, Wicked City is a timeless story, but with timely music.
Blenda rock and punk, a kinda Goo Goo Dolls lead vocal (but less enunciated), a lot of group choruses, and a surprising amount of leads wandering throughout.
Ranging from angry, distorted howls to soulful, dirty dirge rock, the bands here assembled show their influences of vintage guitar rock, metal, and grunge.
A collection of singles from the last few years by Snapcase, Hi Fi and the Roadburners, Strife, Integrity, Psywarfare, Blood for Blood, and Damnation A.D..
You get yer money’s worth of galloping ’80s thrash shred, hyperspeed pummeling, throat-ripping shrieks, guttural growls, and trance-inducing nightmare blurs.
Why mince words when a real cutdown has more bite? “If you can’t take the heat, fuck off.” “You scratch my back and I’ll stop bad-mouthing you to everyone.”