Neutron Rats- Bomb Worship 7” ~FRAMTID!

Name: Neutron Rats- Bomb Worship 7” ~FRAMTID!
Brand: Loud Punk
SKU: Neutron Rats- Bomb Worship 7”
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Neutron Rats- Bomb Worship 7”. 2nd EP from this Albany, NY HC punk band. Loud, nasty, and blown out, this is definitely inspired by the Swedish d-beat greats, but there's a kind of Japanese sensibility at work in that the guitar sound is incredibly extreme and the vocals have that kind of barked Japanese crust sound a la Framtid. Something about the riffs, which are slightly metallic, remind me quite a bit of later Disclose, which is always something I like to hear. Basically, if you like noisy Japanese d-beat a la Zyanose, D-Clone, Framtid, etc., you'll want to check this out.

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