CHERUBS - Heroin Man LP hard rock Death Age maintains the armed

Death Age maintains the armed to the teeth savage militancy of earlier material from LA’s Kommand

Meshuggah continues to keep things interesting

Dubin's urgent shrieks (honed through decades of next-level screaming as the frontman for KHANATE and OLD) lead the way: 'Collapse

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CHERUBS - Heroin Man LP hard rock Death Age maintains the armedHighest recommendation. At last, a reasonably priced reissue of this classic. The guitars and drums are completely blown out and the incomprehensible vocals really add to the feeling like you've OD'd on an opioid (presumably heroin). Some of the songs here are pretty funny but others are just plain sinister. "Cockpit Kiss The Shine"s opening riff sounds pure evil, and the way the vocals get even more distorted in the middle section never fails to give