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THE REVIEW
"Extreme conditions demand extreme responses".
It is the sacred truth that has guided the degenerate musical career of the New York band since their distant beginnings.
The group was formed in 1990 thanks to the fervent mind of Nuclear Assault's bassist Dan Lilker.
A dark sound from the deep bowels of the Big Apple of those years, torn by social contrasts never seen before.
They thus arrive at the third discographic episode with this harrowing EP; they don't need any help this time, self-producing.
Very short songs; shattering claustrophobic fragments.
Extremely violent splatters of Zornian madness (like Naked City's "Torture Garden" to be clear) that collide with a Slayer-like guitar sound; but much darker and oppressive.
Kevin Sharp is a possessed beast that tears the eardrums with his ruthless growl.
"Blind Leading The Blind", "Let's Go To War", "Everflow", "Homesick": all tracks under two minutes that show the degree of ferocity reached by the band.
"Extreme Conditions Demand Extreme Responses": it has always been like this with Brutal Truth, today as then.
POST-GRINDCORE...NEED TO CONTROL...
Ad Maiora.
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Brutal Truth's EP Kill Trend Suicide delivers a brutal, uncompromising post-grindcore experience. Formed in 1990 by Dan Lilker, the band showcases extremely short, violent tracks with oppressive and dark guitar work. Kevin Sharp's intense vocals complement the ferocious sound. The self-produced EP reflects the band's consistent commitment to extreme musical expression.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
Brutal Truth
Brutal Truth is an American grindcore band from New York City formed in 1990 by bassist Dan Lilker. Across releases for Earache and later Relapse, they fused grindcore with death metal, hardcore, sludge, and noise. The group was active 1990–1999 and 2006–2014, disbanding on October 18, 2014.08 Reviews
