Thunderous industrial soundscapes collide as syn.terra's "Decompositions" delivers bio-metal fusion, while their "Mechanical Jazz" welds synthetic swamps with jazz stylings. Woodworking Machine shape-shifts through genre-bending chaos, as Slippery When Wet delivers raw emotional truth. London slackers La Rent bring interpretive dance-enhanced live energy, while Hamilton's Lozenges serve up glump rock realness, with The Milgram Reverie rounding out with cerebral prog metal machinations.
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THE GELS
NEVER MIND THE TITLE HERE'S THE GELS
"Stylistically, the album bounces between no-nonsense hard rockers, by-the-numbers pop-punk, and even those not-at-all out of place on comercial FM radio.FM"
THE GELS
FORTUNE FAVOURS THE SLAVE
"Four lanes of one-way, no bullshit, dirty-as-fuck, rock 'n roll."
