Neid – Atomoxetine
Italy’s Neid release their second full length album. The band plays grindcore pure and simple. It retains its dirty punk edge but they play with a death or thrash metal precision and accuracy while going full on old school punk on “I hate work”
The production is clear and clean which complements the playing and it makes it sound nice and harsh. The band plow through 14 tracks in fewer than 20 minutes so there’s not a lot to really dive into but all you really need to know is that it is grindcore and grindcore done well. I’ve always said a good grindcore album plays like a single piece or like a live set and that’s what you get here.
Fast, abrasive, chaotic and fun. Grind your fucking head in!
The production is clear and clean which complements the playing and it makes it sound nice and harsh. The band plow through 14 tracks in fewer than 20 minutes so there’s not a lot to really dive into but all you really need to know is that it is grindcore and grindcore done well. I’ve always said a good grindcore album plays like a single piece or like a live set and that’s what you get here.
Fast, abrasive, chaotic and fun. Grind your fucking head in!
- Continuous Use
- Painting Death
- The Failure
- Virtual Shape
- Saturated Child
- Atomoxetine
- New Threat
- Vultures Of Incorporation
- Pay Independently
- I Hate Work (feat. Dave Dictor)
- Satisfy My Hunger
- Restore The Judgement
- Memory May Kill The Need
- Breed To Breed (cover Wormrot)
Label: www.sliptrickrecords.com
Reviewer: twansibon
Jun 15, 2016
Jun 15, 2016
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