ANTHROPROPHH - SRR2.5 Special Love Songs For Hardworking People In Alarm Clock Britain LP roots an album at once uncomfortably

an album at once uncomfortably close and fully heavy

“Lim” and “Chao Praya” date to the early ’70s when Stone was still a student at CalArts

pent-up energy of “Mongoloid” and the spastic bounce and sputter of “Jocko Homo” (two anthems presented in their earlier and superior versions here)

They want total destruction of the insipid rock ’n’ roll status quo and the foul system it purports to offer relief from –- but in fact keeps afloat

Having played out heavy in 2018 with a refined live show

ANTHROPROPHH - SRR2.5 Special Love Songs For Hardworking People In Alarm Clock Britain LP roots an album at once uncomfortablyLimited edition colour vinyl. With their front cover warmly plagiarizing the work of a certain famous industrial band you all like a lot, Anthroprophh hardly pretend to be anything other than a loud band. Turn the damn thing on and youre rewarded with a rock action version of turned up volume, with screeches of feedback, sludge stuck guitars and a malcontent groove that just keeps things spinning through the miserable seasons of life. Theyre really