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Special Branch: Lethal Force 7"
HARDCORE PUNK FROM DUBLIN. 7" REISSUE OF THEIR 2021 DEMO. ANTI BLUE, ANTI YOU!
Our take: Roach Leg Records takes the 2020 demo from this Dublin, Ireland project and puts it on vinyl. Iām thankful for Roach Legās service, because I didnāt hear about this the first time around, and thereās even a Sorry State connection since Eddie from the Number Ones is in the band. Special Branchās songs are built on rock-solid mid-paced riffs that wouldnāt be out of place on a Warthog record (high praise!), and those riffs are so strong and memorable that I imagine you could put just about any kind of window dressing on them and theyād still sound good. Fortunately for us, I like the drapes Special Branch has chosen. The rough, 4-track-y production sounds great, and the songs are shot through with interesting flourishes of lead guitar, sometimes wild and dissonant and other times more structured yet still compelling (see the NWOBHM-esque intro for the title track). I also like the recordās short intro and outro, which mix droning guitar noise with traditional Irish singing, tying the music to the projectās geographical roots. Come for the fuckinā epic riffs, stay for the art.
Our take: Roach Leg Records takes the 2020 demo from this Dublin, Ireland project and puts it on vinyl. Iām thankful for Roach Legās service, because I didnāt hear about this the first time around, and thereās even a Sorry State connection since Eddie from the Number Ones is in the band. Special Branchās songs are built on rock-solid mid-paced riffs that wouldnāt be out of place on a Warthog record (high praise!), and those riffs are so strong and memorable that I imagine you could put just about any kind of window dressing on them and theyād still sound good. Fortunately for us, I like the drapes Special Branch has chosen. The rough, 4-track-y production sounds great, and the songs are shot through with interesting flourishes of lead guitar, sometimes wild and dissonant and other times more structured yet still compelling (see the NWOBHM-esque intro for the title track). I also like the recordās short intro and outro, which mix droning guitar noise with traditional Irish singing, tying the music to the projectās geographical roots. Come for the fuckinā epic riffs, stay for the art.
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Special Branch: Lethal Force 7"
Special Branch: Lethal Force 7"
HARDCORE PUNK FROM DUBLIN. 7" REISSUE OF THEIR 2021 DEMO. ANTI BLUE, ANTI YOU!
Our take: Roach Leg Records takes the 2020 demo from this Dublin, Ireland project and puts it on vinyl. Iām thankful for Roach Legās service, because I didnāt hear about this the first time around, and thereās even a Sorry State connection since Eddie from the Number Ones is in the band. Special Branchās songs are built on rock-solid mid-paced riffs that wouldnāt be out of place on a Warthog record (high praise!), and those riffs are so strong and memorable that I imagine you could put just about any kind of window dressing on them and theyād still sound good. Fortunately for us, I like the drapes Special Branch has chosen. The rough, 4-track-y production sounds great, and the songs are shot through with interesting flourishes of lead guitar, sometimes wild and dissonant and other times more structured yet still compelling (see the NWOBHM-esque intro for the title track). I also like the recordās short intro and outro, which mix droning guitar noise with traditional Irish singing, tying the music to the projectās geographical roots. Come for the fuckinā epic riffs, stay for the art.
Our take: Roach Leg Records takes the 2020 demo from this Dublin, Ireland project and puts it on vinyl. Iām thankful for Roach Legās service, because I didnāt hear about this the first time around, and thereās even a Sorry State connection since Eddie from the Number Ones is in the band. Special Branchās songs are built on rock-solid mid-paced riffs that wouldnāt be out of place on a Warthog record (high praise!), and those riffs are so strong and memorable that I imagine you could put just about any kind of window dressing on them and theyād still sound good. Fortunately for us, I like the drapes Special Branch has chosen. The rough, 4-track-y production sounds great, and the songs are shot through with interesting flourishes of lead guitar, sometimes wild and dissonant and other times more structured yet still compelling (see the NWOBHM-esque intro for the title track). I also like the recordās short intro and outro, which mix droning guitar noise with traditional Irish singing, tying the music to the projectās geographical roots. Come for the fuckinā epic riffs, stay for the art.
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HARDCORE PUNK FROM DUBLIN. 7" REISSUE OF THEIR 2021 DEMO. ANTI BLUE, ANTI YOU!
Our take: Roach Leg Records takes the 2020 demo from this Dublin, Ireland project and puts it on vinyl. Iām thankful for Roach Legās service, because I didnāt hear about this the first time around, and thereās even a Sorry State connection since Eddie from the Number Ones is in the band. Special Branchās songs are built on rock-solid mid-paced riffs that wouldnāt be out of place on a Warthog record (high praise!), and those riffs are so strong and memorable that I imagine you could put just about any kind of window dressing on them and theyād still sound good. Fortunately for us, I like the drapes Special Branch has chosen. The rough, 4-track-y production sounds great, and the songs are shot through with interesting flourishes of lead guitar, sometimes wild and dissonant and other times more structured yet still compelling (see the NWOBHM-esque intro for the title track). I also like the recordās short intro and outro, which mix droning guitar noise with traditional Irish singing, tying the music to the projectās geographical roots. Come for the fuckinā epic riffs, stay for the art.
Our take: Roach Leg Records takes the 2020 demo from this Dublin, Ireland project and puts it on vinyl. Iām thankful for Roach Legās service, because I didnāt hear about this the first time around, and thereās even a Sorry State connection since Eddie from the Number Ones is in the band. Special Branchās songs are built on rock-solid mid-paced riffs that wouldnāt be out of place on a Warthog record (high praise!), and those riffs are so strong and memorable that I imagine you could put just about any kind of window dressing on them and theyād still sound good. Fortunately for us, I like the drapes Special Branch has chosen. The rough, 4-track-y production sounds great, and the songs are shot through with interesting flourishes of lead guitar, sometimes wild and dissonant and other times more structured yet still compelling (see the NWOBHM-esque intro for the title track). I also like the recordās short intro and outro, which mix droning guitar noise with traditional Irish singing, tying the music to the projectās geographical roots. Come for the fuckinā epic riffs, stay for the art.











