In
yet another split cassette that I love, I have managed to find Sorcerer
Torturer who I enjoy immensely sharing a cassette with Disleksick whom I haven’t
really heard before now. I would
absolutely love to be able to make a sort of six degrees chart where I trace
everyone back via split cassettes, thus let’s say next up Disleksick would do a
split with someone I’ve never heard before and then so on in that pattern, but
in many ways I am kind of floating around from label to label accomplishing
just that.
Disleksick
begins Side A with what is a combination of harsh noise and hardcore
undertones. Whether it has been used or
not I do not care because for purposes of taking notes, I shortened this sound
to “harshcore” and I think it could stick.
Elements of metal come out amongst the screaming and all around feel of
someone like CurlUpandDie or I Like You, Go Home. I just feel like this is the type of music I
don’t hear enough, want to hear more of and couldn’t possibly get enough of
ever.
On
the flip side we have returning contenders Sorcerer Torturer who bring the pain
via hardcore distortion similar to that of Disleksick but instead of vocals
there are audio clips about this and that.
There are several splits out there from Sorcerer Torturer that are with
other artists I’ve not yet heard of, so perhaps instead that notion I had to
start this review it would be something more along the lines of ST being sort
of this guide through this world of wonderful music for me.
After
a quick search of Bandcamp, I managed to find Disleksick on a noise compilation
from NOG Records (Yes, I remember them) proving how intertwined everything is
once again. Yet, this should also help
me delve a little bit further into this genre I have come to enjoy so much but
seem to experience so little.
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