Showing posts with label Innards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Innards. Show all posts

2013/05/28

Adobe Homes - Innards Split



01. Adobe Homes - You're More Like A Sunflower Than A Rose
02. Innards - College House
03. Innards - Construction

Adobe Homes open this split wonderfully, with a nimble riff that doesn’t quite prepare you for the intensity that immediately follows the intro. Like on their previous material the vocals are shrieked and sound pained, especially when paired with quieter, more melodic sections in this song. The guitars aren't content to simply chug on chords here, and the quick riffing creates a fitting backdrop for the vocalist. This track easily keeps one's interest, jumping between tempos and moods, and is a great introduction for those who aren't already familiar with the band's brand of screamo. Innards offer up two quick songs for this split - neither breaks the one minute mark. Like their split mates in Adobe Homes, the guitars here are interesting and frantic. When not playing chords, they arpeggiate chords and throw in quick riffs with deft skill. Vocals are screamed, and 'College House' opens with a quick vocal back and forth. These songs aren't long enough to linger on one particular part for too long, and 'Construction' jumps from a brisk punk beat to a more mid tempo melodic passage in the blink of an eye.

Reviewed by Justin.

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2012/09/15

Innards - I've Lost Everything



01. Tight Eyes
02. Dboles
03. Ponzi Scheme
04. Teachers, Lawyers And Bicycle Shop Owners
05. Smear
06. Maple Bar
07. Large Milk
08. Coffee
09. Baby Carrots
10. Moonpie
11. Spaghetti
12. Cheeseburger In Heaven

Innards is a four-piece band from Fort Worth/Denton, Texas who formed in 2010. Innards play a great style of music that incorporates elements of hardcore, punk, and screamo within their sound. I've Lost Everything is the band's latest twelve song 10" and was released via Count Your Lucky Stars on September 6th, 2012. Musically, Innards play a volatile mixture of hardcore, punk, and screamo that draws from a variety of sources. At times, Innards borrow from modern screamo currently played by bands such as Todos Caeran, Beau Navire, and Loma Prieta. At other times, the band takes cues from early emotive screamo/hardcore bands such as 400 Years, Shotmaker, and Maxmillian Colby. Overall, Innards have crafted one insanely volatile 10" that's rounded out by hints of melody and a tense vibe. I'm kicking myself for not picking up this 10" when I ordered my copy of the Certain People I Know LP back in August. Enjoy!

Reviewed by Chris.

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