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The debut album from ANTI RITUAL, "Expel The Leeches," is a sonic rollercoaster that will leave you feeling both exhilarated and slightly queasy.
The Dutch hardcore band pulls no punches on this record, delivering a relentless barrage of ear-splitting riffs and guttural vocals that will make you want to mosh your way through a brick wall.
From the opening track "Purge," it's clear that ANTI RITUAL means business.
The band's uncompromising approach to hardcore is matched only by their sheer energy and ferocity.
Tracks like "Inhumanity" and "Filth" hit you like a sledgehammer to the chest, while slower moments like "Reflection" showcase the band's more atmospheric side.
But what really sets ANTI RITUAL apart is their willingness to experiment.
On tracks like "Isolation" and "Suffocate," the band incorporates elements of post-punk and noise rock, adding a layer of complexity to their already intense sound.
It's a risky move, but one that pays off in spades.
Overall, "Expel The Leeches" is a thrilling and exhausting listen from start to finish.
ANTI RITUAL may not reinvent the wheel with this album, but they sure know how to make it spin fast.
If you're a fan of hardcore music that hits hard and doesn't let up, then this is definitely the record for you.
Just make sure you stretch before you press play – you're gonna need it.
The Dutch hardcore band pulls no punches on this record, delivering a relentless barrage of ear-splitting riffs and guttural vocals that will make you want to mosh your way through a brick wall.
From the opening track "Purge," it's clear that ANTI RITUAL means business.
The band's uncompromising approach to hardcore is matched only by their sheer energy and ferocity.
Tracks like "Inhumanity" and "Filth" hit you like a sledgehammer to the chest, while slower moments like "Reflection" showcase the band's more atmospheric side.
But what really sets ANTI RITUAL apart is their willingness to experiment.
On tracks like "Isolation" and "Suffocate," the band incorporates elements of post-punk and noise rock, adding a layer of complexity to their already intense sound.
It's a risky move, but one that pays off in spades.
Overall, "Expel The Leeches" is a thrilling and exhausting listen from start to finish.
ANTI RITUAL may not reinvent the wheel with this album, but they sure know how to make it spin fast.
If you're a fan of hardcore music that hits hard and doesn't let up, then this is definitely the record for you.
Just make sure you stretch before you press play – you're gonna need it.