Maximum Rocknroll #438

Monet Maloof’s charismatic, confident, powerful, and freaky vocal style is backed by a perfect complement of brooding, driving riffs that are catchy and dissonant and gross all at the same time

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Frantic, intense lo-fi punk from New Orleans with a lot of reverb and a heavy retro vibe. The overall sound is refreshingly original and free. It sounds like it could have come from the ’80s, before punk knew exactly what it was supposed to sound like. A lot of the individuality is owed to singer Monet Maloof’s charismatic, confident, powerful, and freaky vocal style, which is backed by a perfect complement of brooding, driving riffs that are catchy and dissonant and gross all at the same time.

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