Today is the Day
Kiss the Pig (Relapse Records 2004)
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I'm never really
sure what I'm going to be getting from Steve Austin and
Today is the Day. And as Kiss the Pig proves, Austin's
thought process of what blast beats and brutal music
is, is really far from what it should be. T.I.T.D
really haven't made any huge leaps in musical style
or performance, as they sound lost here and aged for
that matter. I am a huge fan of Steve Austin but his
guitar sound and distorted vocals have gotten tired,
he needs to take all that time and effort and put it
into a real album, not something that he needed to do
to finish out his contract. If this record was a band's
first album, I couldn't see them having much future.
Thank God for Cult like status.
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfuckingbastards
Album Rating:
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I'm never really
sure what I'm going to be getting from Steve Austin and
Today is the Day. And as Kiss the Pig proves, Austin's
thought process of what blast beats and brutal music
is, is really far from what it should be. T.I.T.D
really haven't made any huge leaps in musical style
or performance, as they sound lost here and aged for
that matter. I am a huge fan of Steve Austin but his
guitar sound and distorted vocals have gotten tired,
he needs to take all that time and effort and put it
into a real album, not something that he needed to do
to finish out his contract. If this record was a band's
first album, I couldn't see them having much future.
Thank God for Cult like status.
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfuckingbastards
Album Rating:
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