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Societys Parasites are a four piece band from Los Angeles who are signed
to punk label, Hellcat Records. The band play fast as fuck pissed off skate
punk that is full of attitude and angry as hell. The bands self titled debut
album is 15 tracks long and clock in at just over 25minutes in length with
most songs running for one to two minutes in length.
The bands debut album kicks off with 'Preface' which is a instrumental
introduction that’s full of fast guitars and gives you a taster
of what to expect from the rest of the album. Track 2 'In the City' is
quite similar to the previous song in musical terms but with the addition
of raw vocals that are totally full of attitude.
The whole album carries on the same formula with everything played at
such a speed with killer guitar and bass riffs and Freddy's fast hardcore
vocals there to help blow you away. It’s impossible to pick a favourite
song on the album as each song sounds like the last.
The press release that came with this cd claimed that the Societys Parasites
are doing something different and something quite unique but this really
isn’t the case, the band are playing straight up fast shout a long
punk rock like 90 percent of bands on Hellcat Records do.
Overall Societys Parasites self titled album is just like punk should
be played, fast and full of attitude with really short songs, the only
downside is that the album is very samey but saying that most bands of
this genre are samey and that’s what people love about it
3.5/5
Review by Trigger |
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Band
Members |
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Jimmy (Drums)
Freddy (Guitar, Vocals)
Vince (Guitar, Vocals)
Andy (Bass, Vocals) |
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1. Preface
2. In The City
3. Late Week Night
4. Who's On Your Side
5. Echo Park
6. Vermont And 4th
7. Wishing Armageddon
8. Doomed
9. I'm Not Dead
10. American Nightmare
11. Parasites
12. Maggot Girl
13. Minus One
14. Swift And Deadly
15. Post Script |
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Review
Score Code |
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- Top Cheese
- Brilliant
- Pretty damn good
- Ok I guess -
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