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Roanoke
Black cat
Filth in
my garage
Songs from the lowest floor is the fourth
work of Filth In My Garage, published by
Argonaut Records. The lp offers a hardcore
sound with many possible variations. Record starts on epic tone: the two and a half
minutes of Stampede shall give an initial and
instrumental route to incoming hardcore
storms. Here it comes: Black and Blue, for
example, elevates rhytm and noise level. The
song shows remarkable melodic and lyrical potential in the final part. Devil’s Shape
stretches over six minutes confirming sound
choices and instincts of the band. Greenwitch
moderates the pace introducing to a world
dominated by guitar, with restless echoes and
evocative resonances. With The Awful Path
we are back to a very aggressive sound, at a
moderate pace, a variety of anger distributed
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along the path of the song. Red Door comes
back to far west sound, while maintaining the
firm reins, with screamo vocals. The Lowest
Floor is notable because of the gradual aggression, supported mainly by guitars. Owl
Feather offers the alternative of not screamo
but still significant vocals . Good properties
and good languages for Filth in My Garage,
who carry out their hardcore speeches consistently, leaving also room for different nature
and emotions, showing they can propose different soundscapes.
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Technoir
My Cruel Goro
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Lost E
Tre Allegri
Ragazzi Morti
Luca Di Maio
La Normalità
In questa
grande città
lowest floor”
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