Two mins into KRIEGSHÖG’s new LP Love & Revenge, the fuzzed out guitars and scuzzy overblown bass ring out over dramatic drums that drop out and in ahead of transferring right into a mid-tempo stomp, transferring the music from speedball D-beat into lurching rock ‘n’ roll. It’s an sudden and badass second that provides a excellent style of what the band has in retailer for the remainder of the album. Put out through Los angeles Vida Es Un Mus as their three hundredth(!) unencumber, it’s simple to listen to why this report is particular proper out of the gate. It’s the band’s first LP in fourteen years and sounds so centered and cohesive I’d say it used to be definitely worth the wait. Throughout 8 tracks in 22 mins, KRIEGSHÖG pull you into their global of desert-rock infused uncooked punk; a fusion that lands them someplace between Eastern hardcore and stoner-metal and oftentimes leads to a pummeling Western gallop. The riffs are catchy as hell and all the album is unusually available and stuffed with grooves; I may see this being a really perfect gateway hardcore album to your hesitant metalhead friend. Highlights for me come with the gnarly bass strains on “P.S.M.” and “眠らない身体” and the rock ’n’ roll riffs on “Love And Revenge” and “Gray Agony”, however truthfully I may suggest each and every music at the album. I’ve been announcing this so much up to now this 12 months, however this can be the contender for album of the 12 months.
