These guys fall side by side with See You Next Tuesday. The blast beat, screechy guitar wankery, and shrieking black metal vocals aren't produced as well, but it's obvious it's the same school of thought. At times explosively black metal, it's their attitude that makes this a hardcore release. It's such a dense album that it takes multiple listens to understand the band. Each track is super short, so don't think it's going to take all day. You'll blitz through the sixteen tracks. While that may not be for everyone, the result is truly worth the effort. Better than Daughters, and almost as effective as As The Sun Sets, Antichrist Demoncore make us wonder what the scene would've been like if those early blast bands stuck it out to the digital age.
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