ENGINE IX Nashville, Tennessee
The quartet produces a chaotic, ultra-low-fidelity stew that embraces the wretched side of punk. The group wades right into the brilliant nihilism of Bay Area masters Filth, the aural anarchy of Chaos UK and the gloomy heaviness of the Japanese crasher crust scene. -P.J. KINZER ... more
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