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CAPTAIN CLEANOFF
Rising Terror
Tape
Even for well-seasoned metalheads, grindcore is a tough pill to swallow. It takes some very skilled manufacturers to produce grind that can walk the tightrope between borderline white noise extremity and a whiff of actual songcraft and something for listeners to latch onto. Personally my tolerance for grind has lessened in recent years, mostly due to the fact that good grind bands are difficult to find. Thankfully a few gems have crossed my path and rejuvenated my interest in the genre over the past couple of years, like Gridlink’s Longhena, Antigama’s Meteor and the solid blast of Nasum worship delivered by Unrest earlier this year. Now we have the long gestating second album from Aussie grinders Captain Cleanoff to sink the old chompers into.
Rising Terror
Tape
AUSVERKAUFT
Even for well-seasoned metalheads, grindcore is a tough pill to swallow. It takes some very skilled manufacturers to produce grind that can walk the tightrope between borderline white noise extremity and a whiff of actual songcraft and something for listeners to latch onto. Personally my tolerance for grind has lessened in recent years, mostly due to the fact that good grind bands are difficult to find. Thankfully a few gems have crossed my path and rejuvenated my interest in the genre over the past couple of years, like Gridlink’s Longhena, Antigama’s Meteor and the solid blast of Nasum worship delivered by Unrest earlier this year. Now we have the long gestating second album from Aussie grinders Captain Cleanoff to sink the old chompers into.
