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La Vida Es Un Mus
Kriegshög 'Kriegshög' Vinyl LP
£20.99
La Vida Es Un Mus
Kriegshög 'Kriegshög' Vinyl LP
£20.99
The New Wave of Brutality and Hardcore Massacre has arrived. Tokyo punks KRIEGSHÖG are back with their first full length. After 3 7”s that we love at LVEUM they finally went for the album. Thirteen tracks of extremely bass driven hardcore destruction. The recording is relentless, full of energy and distorted. Yet moving from the ultra blown out recording of their earlier output. This is the band’s most dynamic recording so far and in our humble opinion is destined to be a classic and genre defining album. Second Press released in time for Static Shock Weekend 16 where KRIEGSHÖG played their first ever European show. Second Press LP comes housed in a heavy duty paste on board sleeve with heavy weight inner sleeve. Overall a top quality packaging for a top quality record.
Tracklisting:
1.Nightmare
2.Heathen (Code Z)
3.Just Because
4.Temptation
5.Zouo
6.Evolution
7.Mutation
8.Purpose
9.Burn
10.Fear The Justice
11.Human
12.Tokyo
13.Life Is...
Tracklisting:
1.Nightmare
2.Heathen (Code Z)
3.Just Because
4.Temptation
5.Zouo
6.Evolution
7.Mutation
8.Purpose
9.Burn
10.Fear The Justice
11.Human
12.Tokyo
13.Life Is...
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