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1) S.L.U.T.S.
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NOTES:
>> released in late 1993, no cat. # mentioned,
1000 copies made out of 2 different pressings. no ltd editions on colored wax
>> the 1st pressing (500 copies) has "LIFES"
instead of "LIFE' S" written on the front cover and has a 1-sided
b/w insert with lyrics + the flyer of a studio for graphic design enclosed //
the 2nd pressing (500 copies) has the front cover title written correctly and
includes a different lyric-sheet printed on both sides
>> recorded in 1993
ADDITIONAL QUOTES:
a milestone of lo-fi diy Grindcore. In positive or negative, nothing sounds
like this. Chris Dodge reviewed it as reported:
"this Italian outfit is the ultimate personification of unadulterated
rage. 16 bursts of primitive angst. Raw, uncompromising hatred is seething from
the cracks of every track. For example, the lyrics to S.L.U.T.S. - read: South
Leads Us To Shit (then no lyrics just vocalized hatred)! Is that awesome or
what? Musically, it's homespun, basement Punk that explodes into unpredictable
bursts of pure, trillion-m.p.h. Noise. For those who remember first hearing
the SOLGER 7" in the early '80s, this is a '90s version of that experience;
a combined feeling of "what the fuck?" and"hey, this
is cool."
Recorded at Michele Hoffman's practice-room placing few mikes next to drums
& guitar/vocals thru a mixer connected to a good cassette deck... the guitar
onslaught created by passing ATC's excess of distortion-pedals thru the mixer
(with no amp) gave birth to a unique home-made feel never equaled by others
and peculiar to many CB records of that period.The style was a cross between
Grind/Fastcore and italian '82 filth-punk at its rawest form. Front cover photo
shows a Bosniac mujahideen holding the decapitated head of a Serbian soldier,
once again to point out the horrors of the atrocious war afflicting GTB's beloved
country.
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