No Master-Ruthless Future+3 CDep

So I saw these dudes open for Magrudergind earlir this month. They played after a doomy sludge band called Stull. Stull was alright, when they got heavy, it was real heavy but like most bands of this nature I had a hard time focusing on the music and not the singer's super short cut off denim shorts. Then No Master came on. It was apparently their bass players birthday so the singer called for lots of dick punches as he sucked in a whippit before they started. As the feedback started I began getting excited from seeing the bands they were repping. Assuck, Discharge. Fuckng spiked denim jackets and tattoos. The heavy, crusty, punk that ensued worked the crowd into a frenzy which I loved considering there like 30 people there. Most people knew the ques and went crazy accordingly to whether No Master was crushing with crust or whirl-winding with blastbeats. I'm unsure if they played their demo straight through as their set but I really like Eyes and Act of War as a medley. Slow brooding and heavy until they explode with the raw punk energy missing in a lot of extreme bands. Grind isn't only about being fast and aggressive. Death metal does that too. It's the energy that really sets the hardcore based grind apart from the metal based Death. Is that too obvious of a statement? I hope so because too many bands forget it. I know Magrudergrind recognized it because Avi gave them a shout out and Joe more than complimented them. I believe he took Avi's statement of "Real crusty" and took it to the next level with "Crusty as fuck!".

"I've been bled dry. Pain is weakness leaving the body."

Check the two newer songs on their Myspace too. The demo is from May of 2009 so compare and contrast.

Saturday Song to Do Bong Rips To

Since Metal Sucks posted two Burst songs I'm doing another one of these. Burst is is cool if you're into more mellow hard rock kind of stuff but that's for pussies. I think you guys should listen to this Coalesce song after a few rips from your bong. There's this uber thick groove they lay before using more weird progressions. You can absolutely feel the hate that was festering and boiling inside these guys before they let it lurch out in their form of a metal Black Flag song (not considering their cover of Jealous Again, this is more like My War). It's both the best and worst opening song of 012:Revolution In Just Listening. Sean Ingram starts it off with some "spoken word" (for lack of a better term) before the aforementioned groove starts and this all combined makes for such of good song overall that it's hard to outdo. Eternal, terrifying juxtapositions continue.

Fuck the Get Up Kids and fuck Reggie and the Full Effect.