This Brooklyn trio has never worked harder at crafting a set of concise, sonically battering, or flat-out bizarre tunes than on this collection of fringe-surfing tone bombs. Yet a new roadhouse blues band philosophy has simultaneously emerged, allowing the group to loosen up and casually toss off a record packed with blurry hooks and zoomed in riffs. Repo irreverently mulches the sounds and images of radio, TV, and Internet into a fertile compost pile squirming with new, raw life.

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Brooklyn's own BLACK DICE return to Troubleman with their second cd. Since we last heard from them, they toured the USA (again), and released a 7'. They have also been playing around NYC monthly, developing their sound and dabbling in improvisation. This record finds them experimenting with sounds, and mixing them with their patented brand of violent hardcore. The result is an odd mixture of the experimental HARRY PUSSY, noise master MERZBOW, and violent hardcore pioneers VOID. They also added more amps to    [ read more ]

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