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THE FUCKING WRATH
"Terra Firma" (Tee
Pee; 2010)
Reviewed by Mike SOS
Producing a stopgap EP for their new label home in between relentless rounds of touring, perennial California roaddogs The Fucking Wrath blast out a five-track crusty hardcore stopgap entitled "Terra Firma" on new home Tee Pee Records.
While this trio’s Sabbath-meets-Black Flag blend of thunderous rhythms, metallic riffs, and burnout breakdowns is far from groundbreaking, this rollicking outfit’s output can undoubtedly be described as groundshaking, leveling listeners with a barrage of bone-crushing, fuzz-ladenm whiskey-swilling down-and-dirty ditties guaranteed to get the blood boiling and the limbs flailing.
Consisting of four new barnburning cuts and a sweet cover of Pentagram’s “Hurricane,” The Fucking Wrath makes an auspicious debut for their new digs while stomping a hole in your chest in the process.
For more information, check out http://www.myspace.com/thefuckingwrath.
"Season
of Evil" (Goodfellow Records; 2007)
Reviewed by Spudbeast
Hailing from Ventura, California, The Fucking Wrath truly have the potential to become a cult phenomenon. Their heavy distortion, brutal speed and bellowing vocals may seem avant garde, but this band has refined them perfectly.
A mix between Doomriders, The Accused and Black Sabbath, "Season of Evil" delivers pummeling verses and sludgy choruses that fuse together seamlessly. Beginning with a short intro, "Season of Evil" bursts into the frenzied death'n'roll assault, "To the Eels," that pretty much sets the pace for the entire album.
Not a single song on the album disappoints, but the stand-outs are the riff-heavy "Church of the Apocalypse," the fast jam "Hell Flies Tonight" and the closer, "Old Man of the Sea” which will rightfully be regarded as a heavy metal classic by its listeners.
The Fucking Wrath is a band to watch, and “Season of Evil” is a must in your collection.
For more information, check out http://www.myspace.com/thefuckingwrath.
Rating Guide:
A classic. This record will kick your ass.
Killer. Not a classic but it will rock your world.
So-so. You've heard better.
Pretty bad. Might make a nice coaster.
Self explanatory. Just the sight of the cover makes you wanna hurl.
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