Makabert Fynd: S/T 12"
These Swedes (who have never been shy about mentioning that they include former members of TotalitĂ_r) bust out with a new full-length, and it is easily the best thing they have done yet (yes, even better than the record they released on Sorry State, haha!). Their previous releases had a very straightforward Swedish hardcore sound, but this time around they add just a touch of rock into the mix, making the riffs much more catchy and memorable. The result reminds me more than a little bit of TotalitĂ_r's Sin Egen Motstandare LP, though with better, more powerful production. Damn! Skrammel Records
These Swedes (who have never been shy about mentioning that they include former members of TotalitĂ_r) bust out with a new full-length, and it is easily the best thing they have done yet (yes, even better than the record they released on Sorry State, haha!). Their previous releases had a very straightforward Swedish hardcore sound, but this time around they add just a touch of rock into the mix, making the riffs much more catchy and memorable. The result reminds me more than a little bit of TotalitĂ_r's Sin Egen Motstandare LP, though with better, more powerful production. Damn! Skrammel Records
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These Swedes (who have never been shy about mentioning that they include former members of TotalitĂ_r) bust out with a new full-length, and it is easily the best thing they have done yet (yes, even better than the record they released on Sorry State, haha!). Their previous releases had a very straightforward Swedish hardcore sound, but this time around they add just a touch of rock into the mix, making the riffs much more catchy and memorable. The result reminds me more than a little bit of TotalitĂ_r's Sin Egen Motstandare LP, though with better, more powerful production. Damn! Skrammel Records
