Originally released on cassette, like what the Vikings and Romans and stuff used to bang out their ch00ns on, Buffalo, New York four-piece Inerds jumped a few places in the format list and stuck their demo 'Stonewall' up for download via J Randall's frighteningly prolific Grindcore Karaoke, blasting their dirty noise up inside iTunes all around the globe. Inerds manage to not only run through a check-list of quality powerviolence – precision battery and full-on vocalised pugilism, moshtastic grooves and sludgey low end collapses where the dizzying momentum gives up and assumes the foetal position amid a pool of sweat – but couple in with a rare sense of fun, superbly petulant snarling and odd little musical stabs thrown in like the soundboard of a bad sitcom.
Friday 18 March 2011
REVIEW: INERDS 'STONEWALL' (GRINDCORE KARAOKE)
Originally released on cassette, like what the Vikings and Romans and stuff used to bang out their ch00ns on, Buffalo, New York four-piece Inerds jumped a few places in the format list and stuck their demo 'Stonewall' up for download via J Randall's frighteningly prolific Grindcore Karaoke, blasting their dirty noise up inside iTunes all around the globe. Inerds manage to not only run through a check-list of quality powerviolence – precision battery and full-on vocalised pugilism, moshtastic grooves and sludgey low end collapses where the dizzying momentum gives up and assumes the foetal position amid a pool of sweat – but couple in with a rare sense of fun, superbly petulant snarling and odd little musical stabs thrown in like the soundboard of a bad sitcom.
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