Public Acid - Deadly Struggle (Full Album)
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Public Acid - Deadly Struggle (Full Album)
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Beach Impediment Records (2024)
1. Slow Bleed 00:00
2. Confession 01:22
3. Psychedelic Depression 02:45
4. Ignorance 04:12
5. Scraps Of Sanity 07:10
6. End Of Pain 08:27
7. Hang The Leaders 10:23
8. Deadly Struggle 11:32
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Public Acid From North Carolina.
https://publicacid.bandcamp.com
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Recorded By Sasha Stroud At Artifact Audio In NYC.
Mastered By Arthur Rizk For Maximum Impact.
Cover Art By Thomas Sera Immersed In A Hypnotic Layout By Matt Martin, Plus A Large Fold Out Poster Designed By Tower Kevin.
Released February 23, 2024
Amidst a seemingly endless onslaught of bands, labels, and other opportunistic clowns vying for commercial gain via subcultural cannibalism, it can be easy to lose sight of what drew us to punk in the first place. But despite the deluge of bullshit, we know that occasional nuggets of ugly and raw authenticity will claw their way to the surface for the hardcore punk faithful. And folks, we have just such a nugget in Deadly Struggle: 8 tracks of pummeling aural turbulence on a 12" slab for those who desire reality over cosplay. Building off the shockwaves of 2020’s Condemnation, Public Acid’s sound—a skewed, arty amalgamation of bludgeoning hardcore, frantic, riff- soaked d-beat, harsh noise, and underground metal—has only grown more focused and furious. There’s the virtuosic rhythm section, possessing an inhuman combination of lightness of touch and neanderthal power; the blinding, riffs-inside-of-riffs guitar style; the density of sound, massively heavy and pock-marked with kaleidoscopic fuzz; the maniacal vocals, inventive in both their technique and their rhythmic cadences; and, of course, the deadly mid-paced parts. Deadly Struggle reminds us that while hardcore punk will never die, those who cheapen it absolutely will