Stuntman ‎– Incorporate The Excess LPStuntman Incorporate The Excess LP "Chaotic and frenzied, Frances Stuntman packs an impressive amount into Incorporate the Excess. On its surface, this grind influenced album would appear to be predominantly grind based, but with so many odd time signatures and syncopation, their assault is more calculated. Mathy grooves easily cohabitate with blast beats and crank into the red vocals. The album occasionally suffers from too many ideas being crammed

The hooks aren't incredibly obvious

" - Nathaniel Fitzgerald / A Year Of Vinyl

just how far it could go into those realms usually reserved for the avant-garde

collecting their records and following their respective crusades

Maju – Maju-3 CD

Joining forces with veteran Brooklyn musicians

” And upon attending their show in New York City

presents his "Moribund Sounds of the 70s" as interjected with sampled audio sales pitches for the most marketable music to reap millions with

After the 1999 LP “Laser”

Pretty Hurts are pretty great

each of the 14 songs that constitute 'Lunatic Asylum' are bold

as if this is the only time these songs could ever be heard