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//JonoAlice Through The Windshield Glass
When it comes to deathcore im a little picky as much that I hear really just burns at my brain and makes me wish I had never heard it. Ok maybe that’s a little bit of an overstatement, I really do love a lot of deathcore but for each that I love, there is almost always two that I cannot stand.
One band who im tentatively giving another listen, right this very moment in fact, is Alice Through The Windshield Glass.
Hailing from Sydney, Alice Through The Windshield Glass formed in 2007 and since have been gigging consistently throughout 08/09, releasing their first EP, Keep your Eyes On The Road in may 09.
Its dirty, its grimy, its fast as fuck, its technical and its actually quite catchy. Cant say much for the singer, his vocals aren’t bad but he is no Jason Leombruni (The Red Shore – current).
Keep Your Eyes On The Road is a very neat approach to a genre which is filled with the mundane and the boring.
Great breakdowns, out of place but completely fantastic guitar licks and solo’s in the vain of mathcore bands like The Number Twelve Looks Like You or IWRESTLEDABEARONCE, and more over, just a completely wicked groove fills this ep.
If your in Sydney on March 11 pay 12 bucks and catch them at Spectrum when they support for Flateline Drama and Crimescene.
One band who im tentatively giving another listen, right this very moment in fact, is Alice Through The Windshield Glass.
Keep Your Eyes On The Road ep
Its dirty, its grimy, its fast as fuck, its technical and its actually quite catchy. Cant say much for the singer, his vocals aren’t bad but he is no Jason Leombruni (The Red Shore – current).
Keep Your Eyes On The Road is a very neat approach to a genre which is filled with the mundane and the boring.
Great breakdowns, out of place but completely fantastic guitar licks and solo’s in the vain of mathcore bands like The Number Twelve Looks Like You or IWRESTLEDABEARONCE, and more over, just a completely wicked groove fills this ep.
If your in Sydney on March 11 pay 12 bucks and catch them at Spectrum when they support for Flateline Drama and Crimescene.
