With the sort of fuzzy non-production that suggests they snuck into the studio and recorded their five minutes on Unseen Terror's clock while the band had ducked out to catch the latest episode of 'Garfield and Friends', Japanese quartet Self Deconstruction profess to play 'free-style grind', which may mean they just make it up as they go along. If that's the case, it explains away both their prolific output (this is their second demo, which you can download the shit out of, and there's a debut LP on the way too) given the Tokyo four-piece formed a year ago this month, and that crusty, rawness that takes in glimpses of juddering technical death metal and throat-rending, groove-flecked powerviolence.
Monday 21 February 2011
REVIEW: SELF DECONSTRUCTION 'SELF-TITLED' (GRINDCORE KARAOKE)
With the sort of fuzzy non-production that suggests they snuck into the studio and recorded their five minutes on Unseen Terror's clock while the band had ducked out to catch the latest episode of 'Garfield and Friends', Japanese quartet Self Deconstruction profess to play 'free-style grind', which may mean they just make it up as they go along. If that's the case, it explains away both their prolific output (this is their second demo, which you can download the shit out of, and there's a debut LP on the way too) given the Tokyo four-piece formed a year ago this month, and that crusty, rawness that takes in glimpses of juddering technical death metal and throat-rending, groove-flecked powerviolence.
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