Noiseless
noise-punk! One beat, one chord, Chaos U.K. is an obvious paramour, but
it foregoes treble-fetish for "regular" scratchy guitars. The pace is
methodical, I wouldn't call it slow, though it has a decidedly lazier groove than it's contemporaries (a bit surprising considering they were pre Coward, a fast thrash project). Possibly the most primitively
played recording of the era, so much so you'll SERIOUSLY question your sanity why you can't stop listening to it!
Gasmask - 7" 1985 (FLAC/320)
Noiseless
noise-punk! One beat, one chord, Chaos U.K. is an obvious paramour, but
it foregoes treble-fetish for "regular" scratchy guitars. The pace is
methodical, I wouldn't call it slow, though it has a decidedly lazier groove than it's contemporaries (a bit surprising considering they were pre Coward, a fast thrash project). Possibly the most primitively
played recording of the era, so much so you'll SERIOUSLY question your sanity why you can't stop listening to it!
