Spine-
Subhuman 7” review
Gruff, tough hardcore with an
attached powerviolence influence. Not as
angry and dark-sounding as Weekend Nachos (Spine’s drummer is Weekend Nachos’
singer), yet angrier than singer Antonio’s last band Sorry Excuse, and no less
hard hitting than the former, this is a rapid-fire record, over with in six
minutes total. The vocals are rough,
almost like a pitbull- the words are difficult to discern, but not
impossible. The drums are spot on, able
to go on and off on a whim without losing a bit of touch to accuracy, seemingly
always rolling at some sort of speed.
The guitar and bass, though not the driving force of the songs, chug and
carry their own weight, distinct but inseparable from the barks and the beats. Hardcore dancing, circle pitting, moshing, or
salsa-dancing, this is jaw-breaking hardcore that never lets up on the
energy. And from the looks of the
singer, you just might get your jaw broken.
However, the EP is a safe investment for bedroom moshings, and is highly
recommended.
-Aunty Social
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