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Destruct - Echoes Of Life + Extra Tracks NEW CD

Destruct - Echoes Of Life + Extra Tracks NEW CD

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Black Konflik Records
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Black Konflik Records

Destruct delivers an absolute crusher of a debut LP following a couple recent, well-regarded demos. This CD contains 24 tracks from the Echoes Of Life LP, Promo Cassette and Human Failure Cassette. The sound is one that you know and are familiar with; Stoke-on-Trent, Scandanavia, and Japan, but it has been executed to its absolute maximum and captured with a clear and powerful recording. Huge, catchy riffs. Exacting rhythm. If you’re a fan of classic Japanese and Swedish hardcore you’ll love this, but more than an eloquent bit of paraphrase, Echoes of Life proves how powerful hardcore can be in the here and now. Recommended! 

Hailing from Richmond, VA, DESTRUCT sounds like an unfuckable great mix of BAST*RD, DEATH SIDE, JUDGEMENT, and FRAMTID. Imagine the aforementioned bands, blend and mold it back together, trim all the fat, and that’s Echoes of Life. DESTRUCT makes the international hardcore enthusiast dream a reality: if BAST*RD was a currently active band, still in their prime and releasing another great record in 2020. DESTRUCT accompolishes something DEATHREAT tried to accomplish 20 years ago with Consider It War, but perhaps an even better articulated version of the ’90s Japanese hardcore approach. Sounds like something that was recorded at Our House in Tokyo in the mid-’90s but was actually mastered at Enormous Door by Jack Control of WORLD BURNS TO DEATH, who is way too familiar with that type of production and nails it beyond perfection. This is no-frills, straight up devestating dark hardcore punk without having any gimmicks, macho-ness, or cosplay-ness, which is something many of us are looking for in the current punk scene that seems to have its head stuck up its ass or is way too concerned about what the next leading hip trend will be. One might criticize how much they can just listen to BAST*RD instead, but this perhaps is a great example of learning something from the past and creating something even better with it. Highly recommended. ( MAXIMUM ROCKNROLL #447 AUGUST 2020 ).