C*nt - Blood Duster

Description: Artist: Blood Duster / Genre: Indie Rock & Punk/ Label: Relapse / Release Date: 2001 / 1. Wearethewordpolice / 2. ... more

C*nt - Blood Duster ... Bigfatarse / 3. Anotherslackarsedaussieband / 4. Pornstorestiffi / 5. P**singcontest / 6.Ijustfinishedsuckingoffmetalheadsinthemensurinals / 7. Hoochiemumma / 8. Iloveitwhenjoepesciswears / 9. Stocktakin'/ 10. Letsallf**k / 11.Atracksuitisnotappropriatemetalapparel / 12. Thecorpsesong / 13. F**kyousceneboy / 14. Iskillingclonesillegal / 15. Don'tcallmehomeboyya'c**t / 16. Spefeven / 17. Theobjectistoshiftsomeunits / 18. Sweetmeat / 19. Dis-organ-ized

Newest Review: ... tone. The production quality has taken a step down, which isn't necessarily a bad thing as it does add a certain atmosphere, ... more

... but this atmosphere is then spoiled whenever a new track starts and the inevitable, poorly-chosen film sample introduces yet another repetitive song. Unlike most grind bands, who opt for samples of violence and classic horror, the samples here deal almost exclusively with the porn industry, as represented by Hollywood in films such as 'Boogie Nights' and 'Orgazmo,' rather than anything more satisfying obscure and filthy. So essentially, this is less than softcore porngrind. Tony Forde's vocals go for the deep, guttu...more

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C*nt - Blood Duster: Nothing, a Rude Word. Next Question? (453 words)
by - written on 24/03/08 (Very useful, 38 readings)
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You could argue that naming your album 'C**t' isn't big and isn't clever, but with grindcore bands (not renowned for their size and intelligence) you'd be wasting your breath. Blood Duster's second full-length release, if you can call it that at a mere twenty minutes, continues to push their "porngrind" style ahead by essentially imitating others, diversifying their own discography slightly, but also sadly moving away from the areas that were quite promising on the previous release. While 'Str8 Outta Northcote' sought to combine grindcore outbursts with stoner rock riffs, here the emphasis is more fully on the former, albeit with a more satisfying ... Read the complete review