Career Suicide

This is the sound of a band that studied the blueprint of early 80s hardcore and decided to play it faster, tighter, and with more venom. It is a relentless assault of down-stroked guitars and frantic drumming that feels like it might fly off the rails at any second, yet remains remarkably disciplined. The production is raw and unpolished, favoring the natural grit of a tube amp and the physical impact of a snare hit over modern studio sheen.

What sets them apart is their deep literacy in the history of aggressive music. While they are firmly a hardcore band, you can hear the jagged edges of 60s garage rock and the melodic urgency of first-wave UK punk buried under the speed. It is music that prioritizes momentum and physical reaction, stripping away any unnecessary fluff to focus on the pure, cathartic energy of a two-minute outburst.

Start with 'Attempted Suicide' for a definitive look at their peak power. It is an essential document of the modern hardcore revival, offering a masterclass in how to honor the past while sounding completely vital in the present. It is the perfect entry point for anyone who thinks punk lost its edge after the Reagan era.