This is a monster, this tune. The bit after the scream when it fully kicks in is massive.
It was released on Rotterdam Records in 1992, just before gabba sped up to the point where no dad could possibly dance to it. This is still just within the dad dancing range I think, though you’d definitely look more than a bit silly trying.
I like the fact that the cover of the record has a typo on it – it says ‘No Woman Allowed’ when it should say ‘women’.
All filler no killer - 100% dadcore. Honesty pays no bills.
Where did it come from, that mad noise?
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