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- Miscarriage (Blackbird, 2010)Kommentar
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"..36 minutes of technical and alive skinning postcore. The songs are primarely based on the ultra violent vocals and guitars, and are regularly cut by lightning breaks and surprising changes in tempo, or short and delicat jazzy parts, that are placed between 2 rounds of artillery fire. You might think John Coltrane is sitting next to Slayer in this brutal, yet passionate sounding production.."
-MusicInBelguim.net-
"..done with dull 4 minute long postcore elements. Here comes the revolution, here comes Blackbird!"
-Roarezine.com-
"The band’s powerful, exotic rhythm section churns, twists, and destroys the lines between hardcore, metal, tech, and so forth. Flashy drumming and winding, tap-dancing guitars serve as the baseline for the lengthy seven songs on Blackbird."
-Pastepunk.com-
"..where other so called postcore-bands stick to one riff, Some Pedestrians is more rough than that, they move earth and sky to keep the stuff alive. Disturbance and uproar and sometimes chaotic, but always intense.."
-Blackfuel.nl-
"..Instrumentally, this album has an excellent array of hardcore and insane mathcore riffs, which give this album a unique sound that every band is looking for.."
-Corezine.net-