Fugazi – Steady Diet Of Nothing lpFugazi Steady Diet Of Nothing lp "From the opening swarms of "Exit Only," you can tell Steady Diet of Nothing will differ from Fugazi's earlier records. Repeater's excellence can't be denied, but the band stood in danger of stagnating its sound. To its benefit, Fugazi made some changes, employing more herk a jerk rhythms and dub influences, and changing up the lyrical focus. Actually, the lyrics get a bit vague bordering on equivocality at times which

Recorded in a late 19th century blacksmith shop

His Hero Is Gone

we can’t forget that bass intro and the amazing drop at the 22 second mark

Percussive drumming

Somewhere between grindcore and cock rock

yet there's also so much noise and dissonance within the music that it never comes off as anything but genuine

This was released in early 2011 as El Camino

vocals and percussion all exist within the roiling black-static detonations of the title track and "Spread Wide Upon Her Cremation Grounds (Adorned In Bone Ornaments)"

sometimes he reminded me of an old 3" mcd he put out as Due Parti Molli Tremolanti

space trade and an absolute disdain for war and strife

Rodo Ibarra’s (Maniqui Lazer) bass

culture meets post-punk