DYATLOV - Wound Man 7" hip hop what is this

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he experimented with other artists by slipping three notes from the ARP into a Joe Dassin song or into “Big Bisou” by Carlos

Swedish death metallers DISMEMBER delivered the stunning “The God That Never Was” which continued in the vein of “Where Ironcrosses Grow” yet proved to be even more aggressive

Played entirely on thrift store instruments with the kind of enthusiasm and naiveté severely lacking in a lot of today’s music this is not some clever re-imagining or ironic take on lo-fi

like a red-hot indie music machine

DYATLOV - Wound Man 7" hip hop what is thisHighly recommended. Dyatlov plays a bleak, cold and resentful style of noisepunk that s best listened to in a primitive wooden cabin on a freezing tundra night. Their music is a sonic representation of despair, poverty, pain and hopelessness, drenched in sin and substance abuse. Dyatlov doesn t care about rock n roll or anything it stands for. Dyatlov doesn t care about themselves. And most importantly: Dyatlov doesn t care about you.