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Refuge In Genre Siltbreeze SB-117 LP £12.99 Debut Siltbreeze album (their second long-player to date) from this San Francisco-based avant-garage group. Hank IV play desperate man-style punk in the vein of Minute To Pray-era Flesheaters. Throw in some of the sociopathic scorch of The Pagans and touches of earlier Siltbreeze satellites like Thomas Jefferson Slave Apartments and you got a great pro-rock primitive, one that combines accelerated jams with gut-busting vocals and the kinda furious delivery that makes it sound totally non-contemporary. |
