The majority of bands on this compilation sound like they were more influenced from noise rock and industrial rather than thrash death or doom. The first thing that should be mentioned about this compilation is the guitar tone in almost every band. It is very fuzzy, blurry, and distorted- but is super heavy and builds a huge wall of sound by itself. Along the guitar sound being heavy by itself, the riffs is produces are slow, chuggy, and sludgy but have a punk attitude to them at times which makes the compilation interesting and not boring. It is complimented by crunchy styles, drums and some aggressive vocals. It's a very weird compilation not in the worng way but it doesn't fall under any subgenre of metal- it has elements of sludge, punk, crust, noise and industrial. Each and every band here is different than the other, which is considered as a pretty good thing actually. It is raw and dirty but fits the compilation perfectly and enhances its heavy and sludgy essence. Mandatory for any sludge/doom/punk/noise/ industrial fans out there !!
doomsdaystodayrecords.bandcamp.com
Review by Paul Caravasi
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