Michigan quintet; the album "Face" was released in Europe in 1991 and issued by Sub Pop in the United States in 1992. The review credits punk rhythms to Barry Henssler, formerly of Necros.

The single review praises Big Chief's album Face for its punk-driven rhythms (credited to Barry Henssler), stoner-rock/Melvins touches and slow, Black Sabbath-like pacing. The reviewer notes European release in 1991 and a Sub Pop US release in 1992. Overall a favorable 4/5 appraisal.

For:Fans of punk-influenced rock, stoner/doom touches, and early-90s Sub Pop-era listeners.

 As I mentioned before, "Face" is also tagged Sub-Pop, so is it grunge? I don't know this, but what I do know is that this album stands out for its punk rhythms instilled by Barry Henssler, whom we remember for having been part of "Necros," one of the first American punk bands, which disbanded in '88 after an illustrious career that saw them touring with names like the "Misfits" and "Megadeth."

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