«Nevermind that shit, here comes mongo!» (c) Very young British team and
almost fresh EP «Pointless Existence» - that's what I have in my
cassette player for quite some time now. A copy # 14 out of 20 ... what a
nice sample from guys :) But first, traditionally, looking at a cover,
because what we have here is very unusual. Who can tell me what is that?
What kind of crap is this man wearing? And what it all means? The
answer will surprise you very much. This old thing is used to remove
freckles. I can not imagine how tired this character hates his face that
he agreed to wear this damn thing...
This tape contains 14 tracks
and it is the same green color as spinach that Popeye the Saylor was
eating )) Music played by Endless Swarm can be described as a mixture of
grindcore and powerviolence. Not to say that this is the very best
record among similar to it but I can preciselly and truthfully say that
this record is very strong and confident middle level. Guys came to
composing and recording material with some good skill. Material is
decorated with various intros that pop up here and there in some of the
tracks. I like the flow and pressure very much. And also back vocals a
la Infest andSpazz. It is worth mentioning that in the title track
(Pointless Existence) there is a surprise guest contributing to vocal
part, someone whose name is John Hoffman (Weekend Nachos / Spine)...
Rating: 7.5 / 10 Endless Swarm Mind Ripper Collective
