This
cassette comes out swinging as it hits hard and it hits fast. Something like CurlUpandDie and/or Every
Time I Die can be heard within the first few moments and the whole of Side
A. It has that punk-metal feel to it,
but there are also those super technical guitar riffs that let you know it is
all intentional and not just instruments being pounded for the sake of making
something loud and destructive sounding.
On the
flip side, things get slightly slower (though not by much) and almost come to a
purer form of metal. The sound is
simply crushing and I know no better way to equate it than with the stomping of
a large city by Godzilla.
As fast
and seemingly angry as this is, it is still an impressive piece of music for
the talent that went into it. It also
manages to sound stellar on cassette, so I give it props for that as a lot of
heavier music might sound like it will blow your speakers or just get lost
somehow else. I’ve only heard of 30XX
before this by name, but now I am instantly a fan.
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