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Chicagos most intricate punk heathens are back with their second full-length, and if you already know their sound, its important that you bolt down the furniture, we cant be responsible for this kind of punishment when youve already dealt with their recklessly endangering debut. This band has evolved so much in the past five years, its hard to even imagine their massive strides of punk progression, let along their ability to conquer the impossible tension that most band cant even reach in their wildest dreams. The local talent has eroded in recent times to a point of panic, yet The Sueves are still standing, brutally pushing your face into the fire, with one of the last examples of a physically abusive guitar tone left on domestic soil, and one of Chicagos best and purest rockn roll byproducts. Strangulated vocals, nervous & bashing riffs, and soul-crushing bass lines all coalesce into perfectly absurd punk anthems that shouldnt make any more sense to Joe Strummer than they do to Gaye Advert, yet they swerve and pop like nobodys business.
In case you hadnt witnessed their live unit, The Sueves now employ Tim Thomas on drums, known for his endless battery charges in Heavy Times, and his reputation of breaking into everyones heart without permission or warning continues here. With Joe Schorgls Cleveland origins and Thomas Detroit history, the Midwest Rust Belt heritage is finally all locked in place. Just take a second to listen to those beaten-in vocals breaking through that spidery guitar hatchet racket, its never been a clearer death toll sounding for mediocrity, and we couldnt be more excited to rip your head off with another bludgeoning blockbuster from The Sueves. -VictimofTime.com. Edition of 400 copies with download.
R.I.P. Clearance Event by The Sueves
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