While all hardcore usually sounds abrasive and angry at first glance, it’s apparent when true emotion seeps through the speakers. The EP sounds like No Right went in to record a few songs while their landlord acted on their defaulted housing payments and the band came back to their pad to find their belongings thrown out in the street. The clenched-teeth, vocal assault delivered by the band’s furious frontwoman slams against chugging riffs and pent up aggression on the skins, to deliver a sound only total disgust can produce. While it’s highly comparable to Knocked Loose, the EP showcases that any comparisons are tossed out the door when true passion is involved in writing a ruthless metalcore record.
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