Leftover Crack New Album 2013
Album Review: Leftover Crack “Constructs. 2012 2013 2014 album review hardcore hd interview live los angeles metal new new album news photos pics punk. LEFTOVER CRACK's profile including the latest music, albums, songs, music videos and more updates.
*featured photo by I’ve never felt like such a hypocrite while listening to a record. There I was at my desk job, starting the grind, when I put on my headphones to see the notification that the new Leftover Crack album, Constructs of the State, was finally out. I fumbled with my headphones and pressed play. Sitting there in my ergonomic chair at my black, glass-topped Ikea work table, I felt a wave of self-loathing creep over me. Richard Dokey Sanchez Pdf Files.
Not that there’s anything wrong with having a comfortable chair and good workspace, but the album was a kick in the ass for me; a return to the purity of my naive adolescence. And to me, that is a purpose that punk rock is meant to serve. Social control, racism, sexism, over-zealous protection of property, avaricious consumerism, rampant policing: the content of Constructs of the State is charged with a relevance that stems naturally from the band’s decade-old Fuck World Trade. You must have listened to Constructs of the State by now, I know. If that’s not the case, then shame on you. Maybe you had misgivings that the new record wouldn’t live up to the band’s previous two now legendary albums. Sure, it’s the first album by the band in 11 years and there’s a lot for Constructs to live up to.
It’s normal to have doubts and fears. But your fears are unfounded and blatantly wrong. Oh, so wrong. I swear I tried to be critical, but it’s hard not to espouse the brilliance of this album. It’s just rare to hear a song you really like the first listen though, much less 13 songs in row are like that. If there’s any criticism to make, maybe it’s that there aren’t enough risks taken in the sound.
But I don’t even really believe that. Besides, if we’re being honest, we all just wanted to hear a good Leftover Crack album. Listen to the first song and that should comfort you. Then it’ll scare you into that frenzy that LoC is so well-known for. This is an album that you owe it to yourself to listen to the whole way through.
It’s diverse, novel, but somehow remains true to Leftover Crack’s older stuff. It’s a radical, fiery ride. The politics are unsurprisingly strong and unapologetic on this record, sure to piss off conservatives, your parents and many others. The record features an amalgam of guests from bands like Blackbird Raum, Dayz ‘N Daze and the Bouncing Souls. The amount of guest work on this album is truly astonishing. Penny Rimbaud of Crass even contributed to this masterpiece. Despite the number of contributions to the album, Constructs of the State belongs to Leftover Crack. Back Field In Motion 1991 Corvette. The record doesn’t fuck around when it comes to grabbing your attention.