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PSYCH-WAR
Psychotic Warmonger
LP
Last year I stumbled upon the 2023 demo of this devastating band from Philadelphia. I didn’t hesitate a minute and immediately wrote ’em I would have been super excited to reissue their demo on vinyl, I’ve been luckier: our 5 offered Agipunk to press the European version of their debut full length in collaboration with Archaic Records who will take care of the American press. What can I say about this album? First of all, it didn’t disappoint expectations since it’s even better than the demo, then it contains 11 tracks of pure crust punk like I haven’t heard in a long time. The influences are multiple, but Sweden is the master. The voice sometimes reminds me of Jonsson in the very early Wolfpack, other times Jocke from Dischange/Meanwhile, as for the music, pre Tompa’s Disfear were definitely a great inspiration. But Psych-War don’t stop there and in fact there are also Motorpunk essences and a couple of nice mid-tempo pieces, all enriched by some nice guitar work of Bolt Throwerish memory and some stenchy breakdowns that enhance the power of this album. I won’t add anything else and I’ll leave you to make further judgments.
Psychotic Warmonger
LP
15,90 Euro
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Last year I stumbled upon the 2023 demo of this devastating band from Philadelphia. I didn’t hesitate a minute and immediately wrote ’em I would have been super excited to reissue their demo on vinyl, I’ve been luckier: our 5 offered Agipunk to press the European version of their debut full length in collaboration with Archaic Records who will take care of the American press. What can I say about this album? First of all, it didn’t disappoint expectations since it’s even better than the demo, then it contains 11 tracks of pure crust punk like I haven’t heard in a long time. The influences are multiple, but Sweden is the master. The voice sometimes reminds me of Jonsson in the very early Wolfpack, other times Jocke from Dischange/Meanwhile, as for the music, pre Tompa’s Disfear were definitely a great inspiration. But Psych-War don’t stop there and in fact there are also Motorpunk essences and a couple of nice mid-tempo pieces, all enriched by some nice guitar work of Bolt Throwerish memory and some stenchy breakdowns that enhance the power of this album. I won’t add anything else and I’ll leave you to make further judgments.
