Showing posts with label Vengeance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vengeance. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 10, 2017

Six Stab Wounds split is out!

6 tight bands on one CD! Yattai, Boris Viande, Vengeance, Tina Turner Fraiseur, Nolentia and Grunt Grunt! Order now at Coups de Couteau!

Wednesday, October 26, 2016

Striver / Vengeance

Magenta, Yellow, and Black... these colors match nicely and are making facade for this split. Very pleasant and unusual layout and design (like I've seen on the split Vengeance / Jugular Scars and nowhere else) will appeal to those who like to savor not only the musical part but also the visual side of releases. It was a pleasure to find this French-Canadian split in my mailbox. I think this little release is not getting enough attention, and many people never heard of it. But we'll fix this situation!

Monday, December 14, 2015

Jugular Scars/Vengeance (Bonobo Stomp, Dirty Guys Rock, Nuclear Alcoholocaust )

This is a great split in terms of get-up, everything’s done on a firm paper and has a stylish color performance. Holding it in your hands is a true joy.
First band that opens up this split is Jugular Scars from harsh city of Quebec. Their music has elements of punk, powerviolence and some grindcore. Their songs are short and full of energy. Vocals reminded me of Spazz and Infest (the American one, of course). Also I should note coherent guitars that doesn’t sound too brutal and over-the-top and fits perfectly. And one more pleasant addition here is a crunchy bass. There’s also one funny thing, an “apple” on their side of vinyl is decorated with a picture of very yummy meaty still life, hehe!
Now let’s listen to the other side of vinyl. Instantly we can hear light joyful noise that transits into increscent and groovy intro. Vengeance has one minor, but nevertheless, interesting feature: two vocals, male and female. They sound differently on the degree of hysteria and complement each other. Their sound is a bit simpler and directed more into punk and powerviolence. But still it sounds cool, like their Canadian friends, just in its own way. There are not much coherence in the instruments that Jugular Scars has, and fortunately, it doesn’t prevent from enjoying these 4 minutes of noisy violence at all!


Rating: 8/10    Jugular Scars   Vengeance   Order your own copy!