Rites Of Spring s/t (End On End) lpRites Of Spring s t (End On End) lp "There are few revolutionary bands out there, but there is never a shortage of people out there ready to toss out words like innovative or influential or genre defying or a number of other meaningless words. So I downloaded End on End with a grain of salt. How could this album live up to all the hype? Stretchy, all encompassing genres aside, End on End is blanketed with emotion and chock full of lyrical and musical

limbs marble blue

Their fine debut is comprised of 12 stirring mid-tempo and more hectic up-beat tracks

Kevin Branstetter (Trumans Water)

and once the cobwebs were cleared

continue to gain momentum organically through slowly building word of mouth

crunchy guitars

When Otomo Yoshihide decided to start afresh since the demise of Ground-Zero

it might sound as if Hüsker Dü have watered down their hardcore ideals

together with his pal Jack Yarber

Sometimes all you need to hear is that while things may be going bad

noise rock outfit with the added bonus of some of the most anthemic riffs and melodies the genre could ever hope for

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