Fratzolas

A pretty cool greek dethrock and punk record from the 90s. This record definitely has some intrigue considering this was the start of a pretty important band in the punk scene, coming with a sound that was pretty odd for the scene it was coming out. Not to day that they were totally aliens that dethrock and post hardcore styled punk hadnt been attempted before as genia tou chaous and magic de spell have done their own attempts at semi similar sounds, but this feels like more of an evolution of ... read more

This has a cool mix of different influences coated in emoviolence, but it needs some work on the production and song structure. The guitars and drums were quite good, vocals dont add too much to the sound (they drown in the sound but dont rly do as much as they could to add to the wall of noise) and could be encorporated in a more fitting way. The 2nd and 4th song were my faves, both quick and to the point very unhinged and sporadic in nature, the whole band seems at unison at those 2 songs ... read more

johnny knoxville kind of looks like him.

Thats mainly what i wanted to say. I think this album while really influential at the time hasnt aged very well. Hell isnt a very interesting songwriter, the songs lyrics dont suck me in and while i understand, the attitude they give off is a very "i dont care about anything, but having fun" type album. But even then, richard hell doesnt stand out as a really emotive or powerful vocalist and the instrumentation while quite wild and having ... read more

Its always scary when a band comes back together after a long time. It very rarely turns to them churning out anything but subpar material. Im SO happy to say that this isnt the case with deadguy this time around.

You know, deadguy? The band considered one of the first bands to do mathcore and a force that helped set the mathcore sound of the 90s mathcore scene. They have been one of the more forgotten bands of that scene through the passage of time and i mean... how could they not be. They ... read more