Str8 Outta Northcote - Blood Duster

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Blood Duster / Audio CD released 1998-04-14 at Relapse / Disc #1 ... more

Str8 Outta Northcote - Blood Duster ... Tracklisting
1 Givin' Stiff To The Stiff
2 Hippie Kill Team
3 Metal As Fuck
4 I Hate Girls And Crusty Punx
5 Chop Chop
6 Tittie
7 Motherload
8 Meat Song (Stiffy In McDonalds)
9 Deathsquad
10 Instrumental 1
11 Simple Life
12 Where Does All The Money Go When Releasing A Full Length Album
13 It's Just Not Metal
14 Celebrating 35% Pig Fat
15 FSS
16 Ooh Ahh
17 Derek 2
18 Roll Call
19 Shoved Up Your Pisshole
20 Ballad Of Hoyt
21 Pure Digital Silence
22 Pure Digital Silence

Newest Review: ... manner, tending to play alongside each other in separate tracks instead. This means that many songs will be mere ten second ... more

... explosions of anger, while others take their time with grooving guitars and drums. I was never the biggest grindcore fan in the first place, but Blood Duster's own ability in that area is somewhat less than competitive, failing to live up to the intensity of their progenitors and often seeming brief and pointless merely for the sake of it, but the stoner rock tracks are something else: they are alright. Not particularly good, but fairly enjoyable. Unfortunately, while the grooves of songs like 'Givin' Stiff to the Stif...more

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Str8 Outta Northcote - Blood Duster: 3 Riffs is All We Need (458 words)
by - written on 24/03/08 (Very useful, 17 readings)
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The debut release from Australian grind band Blood Duster was a great surprise to me, as it's actually pretty good. I never expected anything like this from the band that released 'Yeest,' which was wildly unbalanced, talentless and tasteless without even being hysterical. Here, the music is catchy, the styles varied, and the dark humour is actually pretty funny (naming a song 'Stiffy in McDonalds,' for example). The main difference here is the introduction of the band's stoner rock influence, something that takes equal footing to the grindcore, even if the two styles are never really fused together in a satisfying manner, tending to play alongside each other ... Read the complete review