hopelessly Infected by the avalanche grind is making me live my brother Magli from their shelters experimental has time for him to indulge in something you enjoy, although it is related to the style owes much also to crust and hardcore in its most radical and muscular. Today we play the rooms with one of the most powerful bands and more expectation is raised from the underground extreme, we're talking about Americans Trap Them.
After bashing the neurons with one of the best debuts we live in 2007 and continue faithfully with shown in 2008 thanks to the masterful Seizures In Barren Praise , a record that went through the roof thanks to its large exposure character blogs end and of course the great skill of the band to offer a product competitive too well, so my expectations for new Trap Them were really at air, especially after giving us such as Perlaza Ep during the past 2010 called Reasons Filth, which could already envision the path to where they wanted to lead his new album, which did nothing but stoke even more my desire to hear the new of these real animals.
My first impression was typical, "I knew that things would move into these homes," after Ep in which he gave vent to his roots more hardcore and punkarras was clear that this was simply a prelude of things to come. I suppose many of you are somewhat disappointed with it to sound more hardcore and less grind than usual but I have sat in wonder that you want to tell you, and I think they also have much less compressed and more free time to add influence and that is something that is appreciated. The bad baba and despair are still present in their music were significant but something has changed, in my view has been that apaertura-mindedness that has become a band that could open further emphasizing its limits in each delivers facet with which they feel more identified at the time of making the record, and of course this time where they felt more comfortable these bastards has been with the hardcore taciturn and visceral. Tomorrow the new teachers' Rotten Sound ... enough said!
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