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Curb Stomp Earth

Long Knife

Curb Stomp Earth

Black Water
LP $21.95

09/23/2022  

BW 090 


***"The third chapter in the decade long existence of one of the most depraved Portland hardcore bands ever. If you know, you know, as LONG KNIFE has channeled and perfected the Poison Idea sound, though if you pay attention to their catalog, you can see how they have evolved into their own beast over the years, making the PI comparisons trite. Every song on this record offers something different, whether it’s keyboards, horns (yep), what sounds to be operatic gang vocals, or just straight up hardcore bangers. This LP still maintains the intensity, insanity, and aggression these maniacs are known for, though there seems to be a bit more melody thrown in under the chaos this time. The riffs, solos, bass licks and COLIN's vocals/lyrics are just as awesome as ever. And of course, the lyrics are just as cynical, disturbing, and well written as we’ve come to expect. There is no slowing down for these guys and the Earth is ready to be curb stomped again and again with Long Knife's fucked up pummeling songs for these fucked up times. Each record comes in a deluxe package—thick jacket, printed inner sleeve and a huge poster plus stunning cover art by ALINA RADETSKY."

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