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14 SONGS, OH BOY! demo tape 01. One on One 02. One Nation Under God 03. Think You Got It Bad? 04. Religious Leaches 05. Blame It on the Kids 06. Up From Behind 07. Minimum Rage 08. MIA 09. Was It Something I Said? 10. Disappear 11. US Distress 12. BD'n'D 13. What the Fuck 14. Felch Bucket Format: demo tape Released: 1984 |
Reviews: A pretty socially concerned band judging from the song names. Musically they perform dirgy thrash with a good sharp edge although the recording is a bit muddy. Hopefully they will develop from this good start. -Al Flipside (from Flipside #45, Spring 1985) A pretty intense but standard thrash tape. The sound quality is decent, and there's lots of power to their blasts. Nothing new, but they'll be a force if they stick with it. -Tim Yohannan (from Maximum Rocknroll #20, December 1984) |